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Indexing XML with Relational Tables

XML content management is still in its infant stages as new ways of storing and retrieving XML are constantly being developed. This paper explores an XML content management solution that provides a query language richer than XPath. The purpose is to provide the ability to query data from interrelated XML documents, which is a feature unavailable in XPath. The solution utilizes a relational database to index XML documents with simple XPath expressions and queries data with SQL statements that map onto a subset of XQuery. Thesis Committee: Thesis Supervisor: Kurt Fendt, Research Associate, Comparative Media Studies Thesis Supervisor: Peter Donaldson, Professor of Literature Technical Supervisor: Christopher York, Technical Director, MetaMedia Project