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  4.     <title>OpenLink Virtuoso Server Feature Demonstrations</title>
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  15.       <H2 align="center">Virtuoso Features Demonstrations</H2>
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  23.   <P CLASS="featuretext">
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  24.   OpenLink Virtuoso is a Universal Server. This new generation server product
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  25.   implements multiple, industry-standard protocols in a single, cross-platform
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  26.   product offering. Virtuoso's broad protocol support enables it to offer Web,
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  27.   File, and Database server functionality alongside Native XML Storage, Universal
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  28.   Data Access Middleware, and a Web Services Platform in a cohesive single server
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  29.   solution.
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  34. 	<TD class="feature" WIDTH="65%" VALIGN="top">
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  35.             <H3>Runtime Hosting</H3>
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  36. <P CLASS="featuretext">This feature enables you to extend Virtuoso using
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  37. Java, and any Microsoft .NET or Mono ECMA-CLI bound programming
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  38. language. Thus, you can now create new  datatypes, functions, triggers,
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  39. and SOAP compliant Web Services using programming languages such as
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  40. C#, J#, Visual Basic, C/C++, Java, Cobol, and others. Prior to the
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  41. implementation of runtime hosting within Virtuoso, Web Services programming
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  42. was dependent on the Virtuoso native stored procedure language. </P>
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  43.             <H3>Frameworks Hosting</H3>
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  44. <P CLASS="featuretext">As a result of this feature the Virtuoso Server
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  45. Page (VSP) language is no longer the sole mechanism for developing Virtuoso
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  46. hosted dynamic web pages. You are now able to host ASP.NET, PHP5, and
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  47. Java Server Pages in Virtuoso.  Thus, ASP.NET application development no
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  48. longer mandates IIS based deployment, neither does it mandate a Windows
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  49. hosted deployment, because this feature extends deployment to Linux
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  50. via the Mono implementation of ASP.NET.</P>
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  52. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  53.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com:8890/tutorial/hosting/index.vsp?f=1" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  54.        here to interact with a collection of live Runtime Hosting Demonstrations.</P></TD></TR>
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  57. 	<TD class="feature" VALIGN="top" width="65%" ROWSPAN="2">
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  58.       <H3>Web Services</H3>
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  59.       <P CLASS="featuretext">Virtuoso provides a cost-effective solution
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  60. 	  for developing, consuming, integrating, and hosting Web Services; it
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  61. 	  achieves this through its support of the entire collection of core Web
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  62. 	  Services standards (SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI). It also ensures that the
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  63. 	  Web Services that you publish are secure via a full implementation of
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  64. 	  the WS-Security standard. Native & 3rd party SQL Stored Procedures,
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  65.           .NET, Mono, and Java based Objects can all be published as Web
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  66.           Services without code re-writes.</P></TD>
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  67. 

  68. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  69.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com:8890/tutorial/services/index.vsp?f=1" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  70. 	  here to interact with a collection of live Virtuoso based Web Services</P></TD></TR>
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  72. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  73.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com/index.vsp?target=viewlet" target="_blank">Click</a> here to see SQL Stored Procedures exposed as SOAP-compliant XML Web Services.
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  78. <!--TR><TD class="demo" VALIGN="top"><A CLASS="demolink" HREF="admin/admin_ixpath_main.vsp">XML Data Queries</A>
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  79. 	<P CLASS="demodesc">Query XML directly using XPATH.</P></TD></TR -->
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  83. 	<TD class="feature" VALIGN="top" width="65%">
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  84.       <H3>WebDAV</H3>
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  85. <P CLASS="featuretext">WebDAV support enables Virtuoso to act as the Web
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  86. Content Store for all of your Web application data; this includes Text,
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  87. Graphics and Multimedia files. WebDAV support also enables Virtuoso to play
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  88. the familiar roles of a FILE & WEB SERVER, hosting entire Web sites within a
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  89. single database file or across multiple database files. By using Virtuoso's
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  90. WebDAV feature you can expose persistent Stored modules as Web Services,
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  91. create Dynamic XML documents from ODBC or JDBC Data Sources, create HTTP
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  92. Virtual Directories as well as import Web Data from other Web Sites in
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  93. a standard formats such as XML, XHTML HTML, etc.</P>
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  95. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  96.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com/index.vsp?target=viewlet" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  97.        here to see Virtuoso integrate with your local file system via WebDAV.
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  98. </P></TD></TR>
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  102.       <H3>Web Server</H3>
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  103. <P CLASS="featuretext">Virtuoso 3.0 introduces the VSPX XML vocabulary for
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  104. rapidly defining dynamic web pages. VSPX offers a web based set of data
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  105. bound controls for browsing and updating SQL data, validating input, managing
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  106. sessions and any other common functions of database driven web sites. </P>
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  108. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  109.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com:8890/tutorial/web/index.vsp?f=1#BasicVSPXprogramming" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  110. 	  here to interact with a collection of live VSPX Examples.</P></TD>
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  115.             <H3>XML Services</H3>
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  116. <P CLASS="featuretext">Virtuoso enables you to develop modern web
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  117. solutions that use XML as a both a Data Source and Data Interchange format.
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  118. Your XML Data documents can take the form of Pure XML Documents or
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  119. documents that are transformed from SQL-XML on the fly. By Supporting
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  120. the XQUERY and XPATH query languages, you are able to use an industry
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  121. standard query language to query across collections of XML Documents or
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  122. portions of XML Documents stored within Virtuoso. </P>
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  125.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com:8890/tutorial/xml/index.vsp?f=1" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  126.         here to interact with a collection of live Virtuoso XML Services
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  127.     demonstrations.</P></TD></TR>
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  130. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  131.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com:8890/xqdemo" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  132.     here to see a live demonstration of Virtuoso's XQUERY implementation.</P></TD></TR>
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  137.   <a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com/index.vsp?target=viewlet" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  138.    here to see live demonstrations of Virtuoso's XML capabilities.
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  139.    Demonstrations include creation of Dynamic XML Documents--"on the fly"--using
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  140.    homogeneous and heterogeneous data sources.
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  145.       <H3>Virtual Database</H3>
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  146. <P CLASS="featuretext">This feature provides transparent access to
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  147. disparate SQL and XML Data Sources implying the following:</P>
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  148. <ul>
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  149.  <li>Virtuoso data access drivers (ODBC, JDBC, OLE DB, and .NET Providers)
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  150. provide transparent connectivity to 3rd-party SQL databases. Once connected,
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  151. Virtuoso treats these 3rd-party databases, as though they were native to
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  152. itself.</li>
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  153.  <li>Valid or Well Formed XML documents can be generated on the fly
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  154.  from heterogeneous connections to 3rd party databases.  </li>
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  155.  <li>XML documents can be created from any combination of native or
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  156. 3rd-party SQL or XML data sources.</li>
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  157.  <li>Database-oriented Web Services can access heterogeneous or
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  158. homogenous SQL and XML data sources, in a simplified manner.</li>
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  161. 	<TD class="demo" VALIGN="top" width="35%">
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  162.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><a href="http://demo.openlinksw.com/index.vsp?target=viewlet" target="_blank">Click</a>
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  163.       here to see 3rd-party database tables linked into Virtuoso.
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  168.       <H3>Data Access</H3>
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  169. <P CLASS="featuretext">
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  170. In addition to providing ODBC, OLE DB, and .NET providers, Virtuoso offers a
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  171. lightweight, high-performance Driver for JDBC. This Driver is a JDBC 2.0 compliant,
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  172. Type 4 JDBC driver. Consequently providing direct access to both Native
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  173. Virtuoso data and data stored in 3rd party databases via a single, JDBC connection.</P>
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  176.       <P CLASS="demodesc"><A href="jdbcdemo/index.htm" target="_blank">Click</A>
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  177.        here to see a live demonstration of the features and functionality of
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  178.       Virtuoso's Type 4 Driver for JDBC.</P></TD></TR>
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  186.         <P CLASS="copyright">Virtuoso Universal Server
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  187.           <!--(<?= sys_stat('st_dbms_ver') ?>)-->
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  188.           Administration Interface - Copyright&copy; 1998-2012 OpenLink Software.
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