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Programming XPath with VTD-XML

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Jimmy Zhang
Chief Technology Officer XimpleWare
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Jimmy Zhang is a cofounder of XimpleWare, a provider of high performance XML processing solutions. He has working experience in the fields of electronic design automation and Voice over IP for a number of Silicon Valley high-tech companies. He holds both a BS and MS from the department of EECS from U.C. Berkeley.

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Learn to take advantage of VTD-XML's stateless XPath capability to achieve unmatched efficiency and flexibility
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First Posted 29 Jul 2008
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