Rx4RDF

The RxPath data engine now uses a simple but
optimizing query engine and is much faster. It
also now supports RDF named graphs (RDF contexts).
It is now easier to use RxPath in XML contexts,
such as an XSLT page. Other improvements include
better support for 3rd-party RDF libraries and RDF
stores. Finally, Rhizome-Wiki has many new
features based on these changes.

This release contains a significantly restructured Raccoon application server that now supports both XML and RDF data stores, and adds a two-phase commit transaction coordinator and support for SQL-like triggers. It can now run multiple applications in the same process, each owning part of the URL namespace. Other changes include Schematron support for RxPath and a new user interface for the Rhizome Wiki.

This release add support for RDF Schema (subclasses and subproperties), along with minor changes to the RxPath specification. Other changes include UI enhancements to Rhizome, improved installation, and several bugfixes.

This release added themes to ease the customization of the UI, more security enhancements (including HTML sanitizing), and compatibility with 4Suite 1.0a4, which enables OS X support. Many bugfixes were made and smoother installation and more friendly command line handling were implemented.

Rhizome gains full-text indexing, browsing and grouping by keyword, summary views, better support for RDF/XML, diffing of revisions, and several usability enhancements. Raccoon has several improvements to performance, security, and error handling. RxML and ZML have been made more user-friendly with simpler syntax and better documentation. RxPath adds support for RDFLib. There is better support for non-ASCII content throughout all sub-systems.