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Daniel Dedu-Constantin

Omri Gazitt

Erik B Christensen

Anders Hejlsberg

Yan Valerie Leshinsky

Stefan Harrington Pharies

Keith W Ballinger

Mark W Fussell

Nithyalakshmi Sampathkumar

Neetu Rajpal

William A Adams

Christopher Lovett

Chia-Hsun Chen

Gopala Krishna R Kakivaya

Christopher Wellington Brumme

Stephen James Millet

Giovanni Moises Della-Libera

Michael M Magruder

Nikhil Kothari

Raja Krishnaswamy

David Bau

Brian LaMacchia

Gregory Darrell Fee

Lance Olson

Scott David Guthrie

Henry L Sanders

David S Ebbo

Julie D Bennett

Michael Pizzo

Travis Muhlestein

James S Miller

Sean Edwin Trowbridge

Jonathan C Hawkins

Krzysztof J Cwalina

Seth Mitchell Demsey

Brian M Grunkemeyer

Luca Bolognese

Shawn Patrick Burke

Christopher L Anderson

Yung-Shin Lin

Loren Kohnfelder

Brian Keith Pepin

Mark T Anders

Anthony J Moore

Erik B Olson

Jun Fang

Todd F Pfleiger

Yann Christensen

Fabio A Yeon

Jeffrey M Cooperstein

Susan M Warren

James H Hogg

Adam Wade Smith

Robert Michael Howard

Nicholas M Kramer

Corina Eva Feuerstein

Manu Vasandani

Craig T Sinclair

David S Mortenson

Caleb L Doise

Alan Geoffrey Boshier

Shajan Dasan

Chad W Royal

Manish S Prabhu

Radu Rares Palanca

Tarun Anand

Suzanne Maurine Cook

Joseph L Roxe

John I McConnell

Joe Dennis Long

Ramasamy Krishnaswamy

Mark A Boulter

Sreeram Nivarthi

Hany E Ramadan

Jesus Ruiz-Scougall

Arpan A Desai

Jayanth V Rajan

Daniel Takacs

Ion Vasilian

Blaine J Dockter

Mark P Ashton

Subhag P Oak

An application program interface (API) provides a set of functions that make available support for processing XML documents for application developers who build Web applications on Microsoft Corporation's .NET&#x2122; platform.

Application program interface for network software platform

A system and method facilitating a unified framework for accessing structured and unstructured data is provided. The invention includes a source document having data that is parsed into a data document component providing a hierarchical representation of data associated with the source document and a data set component providing a relational representation of at least a portion of the data associated with the source document. The invention further provides for a schema defining a structure of the relational representation to be associated with the source document and/or inferred by the data set component. Data stored in the data document component and the data set component are synchronized, thus a change made to data stored in the data set component is reflected in data stored in the data document component. Further, a change made to data stored in the data document component is reflected in data stored in the data set component if utilized according to the schema. The invention further provides for a service to access the hierarchical representation of data associated with the source document and/or a designer to access the relational representation of data associated with the source document.

System and method facilitating unified framework for structured/unstructured data

An application program interface (API) provides a set of functions for application developers who build Web applications on Microsoft Corporation's .NET&#x2122; platform.

Computing system and method for allowing plurality of applications written in different programming languages to communicate and request resources or services via a common language runtime layer

A system and/or methodology that employs a non-relational (e.g., XML (extensible markup language)) query language to access stored procedures employed in connection with relational (e.g., SQL (structured query language)) database management systems is provided. Stored procedures in SQL enable the predetermination of queries that can be executed against the relational database. The invention bridges the gap between non-relational query languages and relational data stores. In other words, the invention enables the integration of non-relational query languages with relational data stores. The invention can define a view of the relational data in the current data model, convert data from relational to non-relational format and provide a mechanism in which a stored procedure can be referenced from the non-relational query language, using, for example, a function.

Integration of a non-relational query language with a relational data store

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