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What is an XNode?

An XNode is an XML node full of programming metadata. Consider the following XNode sample for obtaining a list of people from a database.
<x:execute-sql>
<connection driver="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" password="password" url="jdbc:mysql://some_host:3306/some_db" user="root" />
<statement returnrows="People/Person">select * from person where lname like concat('%',?,'%')</statement>
<param binddir="1" ref="srch_cri" type="Varchar2" />
</x:execute-sql>
This XNode would query the connection defined at the connection node, execute the select statement with the parameter referenced at the path srch_cri and return a nodeset of results at the path at People/Person .
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