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 <h2>What is Mondrian?</h2>
 
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         <b>January 13, 2005<br>
         <a target="_top" href="http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=437348">Mondrian/JPivot in Intelligent Enterprise Magazine</a> </b>
         <p>Seth Grimes writes in Intelligent Enterprise magazine, the January 2005: 
-        <blockquote><i>First and foremost is Mondrian, an open-source OLAP server that accesses relational databases and supports Microsoft's Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) language, as well as the Java OLAP (JOLAP) and XML for Analysis application programming interfaces (APIs). A companion project, JPivot, provides a Java Server Page (JSP) tag library for tables and charts and acts as a Mondrian client. "The feedback I get from users is that they love how simple JPivot is to configure—just write a simple XML file or use the Eclipse plug-in," says lead developer Julian Hyde. "They love the JPivot user interface, and they find it fits seamlessly into their Web applications."</i></blockquote>
+        <blockquote><i>First and foremost is Mondrian, an open-source OLAP server that accesses relational databases and supports Microsoft's Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) language, as well as the Java OLAP (JOLAP) and XML for Analysis application programming interfaces (APIs). 
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+         <p>A companion project, JPivot, provides a Java Server Page (JSP) tag library for tables and charts and acts as a Mondrian client. "The feedback I get from users is that they love how simple JPivot is to configure—just write a simple XML file or use the Eclipse plug-in," says lead developer Julian Hyde. "They love the JPivot user interface, and they find it fits seamlessly into their Web applications."</i></blockquote>
         <p>[<a href="http://www.iemagazine.com/channels/bi/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=56200211">Full article</a>].</p>
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