Xs path navigation on xml schemas made easy

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XSPATH: NAVIGATION ON XML SCHEMAS MADE EASY ABSTRACT Schemas are often used to constrain the content and structure of XML documents. They can be quite big and complex and, thus, difficult to be accessed manually. The ability to query a single schema, a collection of schemas or to retrieve schema components that meet certain structural constraints significantly eases schema management and is, thus, useful in many contexts. In this project, we propose a query language, named XSPath, specifically tailored for XML schema that works on logical graph-based representations of schemas, on which it enables the navigation, and allows the selection of nodes. We also propose XPath/XQuery-based translations that can be exploited for the evaluation of XSPath queries. An extensive evaluation of the usability and efficiency of the proposed approach is finally presented within the EXup system. Existing System Schemas are often used to constrain the content and structure of XML documents. They can be quite big and complex and, thus, difficult to be accessed manually. The ability to query a single schema, a collection of schemas or to retrieve schema components that meet certain structural constraints significantly eases schema management and is, thus, useful in many contexts. DESPITE XML has been conceived schema-free, there are contexts in which applications, database servers, and users can take advantage of the knowledge of schema information to constrain the content and structure of XML documents. DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM:
1. Schemas can be small and simple in application contexts where data are quite regular, as the DBLP schema for scientific publications, or complex and big, in large domains such as aviation (AIXM) or weather information.
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Proposed System We propose a query language, named XSPath, specifically tailored for XML schema that works on logical graph-based representations of schemas, on which it enables the navigation, and allows the selection of nodes. We also propose XPath/XQuery-based translations that can be exploited for the evaluation of XSPath queries. An extensive evaluation of the usability and efficiency of the proposed approach is finally presented within the EXup system. ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM: This language offers the ability of expressing retrieval needs on a logical representation of schemas, leaving aside the verbose XML schema syntax, thus greatly simplifying retrieval tasks, offering at the same time all the power and flexibility of a query language over graphical inspection tools. A key feature of the proposed language is that the expressions are specified on a two-level graphbased abstraction of schemas. These abstract representations make the specification of the expressions easier and leave to the language interpreter the burden of solving the gap between the logical (graph-based) and physical (textual) representations of schemas. IMPLEMENTATION Implementation is the stage of the project when the theoretical design is turned out into a working system. Thus it can be considered to be the most critical stage in achieving a successful new system and in giving the user, confidence that the new system will work and be effective. The implementation stage involves careful planning, investigation of the existing system and it’s constraints on implementation, designing of methods to achieve changeover and evaluation of changeover methods.

Main Modules:-
1. User Module:
In this module, Users are having authentication and security to access the detail which is presented in the ontology system. Before accessing or searching the details user should have the account in that otherwise they should register first.
2. XSPath Type System:
presents the set of XSPath typing rules, which determine the types of the nodes that can be identified by an XSPath expression. The rules rely on a context type T that denotes the types of the nodes on which an expression (or expression component) can be evaluated. The type of the first step of an absolute XSPath expression is determined with respect to the context fROOTg (NT for relative expressions).
3. Schema-Dependent Translation:
The translation of an XSPath expression xe into a simple XPath expression to be evaluated on a schema S is quite easy. The basic translation algorithm T Bðxe; S; xÞ consists of the following two activities: 1) xe is evaluated on S starting from x according to the semantics defined To identifying a set of nodes N, 2) for each node n 2 N, an absolute XPath expression identifying n can be generated to be applied on the textual representation of the schema. The union of the obtained XPath expressions identifies the nodes in the set N. This translation can be further compacted by avoiding to specify the traversal of the same node multiple times.
4. Language Usability:
To evaluate the usability of the language, we downloaded from the web two XML schemas (one about cooking recipes and one about online auctions), translated them in Italian and adapted them to a one page size to be easily interpretable by non-expert users. Moreover, we specified an instance document for each schema and provided nine tasks on both schemas and associated

documents that can be executed in XPath and XSPath (we remark that XSPath can also be used to retrieve information from the instance documents of a schema). Relying on such material, we developed four questionnaires differing in the order in which the tasks on XPath and XSPath are asked to be completed, and on the schema on which they need to be executed. Moreover, a brief introduction to XSPath and to the abstraction levels have been included (with some sample XSPath expressions).
System Configuration:-
H/W System Configuration:-
Processor - Pentium –III
Speed - 1.1 Ghz RAM - 256 MB(min) Hard Disk - 20 GB Floppy Drive - 1.44 MB Key Board - Standard Windows Keyboard Mouse - Two or Three Button Mouse Monitor - SVGA
S/W System Configuration:-
 Operating System :Windows95/98/2000/XP

 Application Server : Tomcat5.0/6.X
 Front End : HTML, Java, Jsp
 Scripts : JavaScript.
 Server side Script : Java Server Pages.
 Database : Mysql 5.0
 Database Connectivity : JDBC.
CONCLUSION : Project we present Nefeli, a hint-based VM scheduler that serves as a gateway to IaaS- clouds. Users are aware of the flow of tasks executed in their virtual infrastructures and the role each VM plays. This information is passed to the cloud provider, as hints, and helps drive the placement of VMs to hosts. Hints are also employed by the cloud administration to express its own deployment preferences.Nefeli combines consumer and administrative hints to handle peak performance, address performance bottlenecks and effectively implement high-level cloud policies such as load balancing and energy savings. An event-based mechanism allows Nefeli to reschedule VMs to adjust to changes in the workloads served. Our approach is aligned with the separation of concerns IaaS-clouds introduce as the users remain unaware of the physical cloud structure and the properties of the VM hosting nodes. Our evaluation, using simulated and real private Iaas-cloud environments, shows significant gains for Nefeli both in terms of performance and power consumption. In the future, we plan to: a) investigate alternative constraint satisfaction approaches to address scalability issues present in large infrastructures, b) offer deployment hints that will effectively handle the deployment of virtual infrastructures in the context of real large cloud installations, c) extend the support of Nefeli to other cloud middleware platforms by providingadditional Cloud Middleware Connectors.

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