We are looking to switch to the LegalDocML XML standard for our documents. We've been looking at various XML databases such as OracleXML DB, BaseX and others
However, I've noticed that Lotus Notes seems to have the capability to support XML ingesting - and we have Lotus Notes in-house at the moment.
My question/s are:
20+ years ago, there was a thriving market of Lotus business partners serving the legal market, so it's certainly possible that someone out there, somewhere, has some ready-made application templates that work with LegalDocML -- but I'm not aware of any, so for the purposes of this answer I'm assuming that nobody has a specific product built for this niche.
Yes, Lotus/IBM/HCL Notes can ingest XML and make it properly searchable.
But there is no magic button that you can push and say "Here is a bunch of XML written to some schema. Go ahead and make me a Notes application that can represent all the data from that schema and ingest all the XML into that application."
You'll have to make use of the XML parsing tools that are available (e.g., in LotusScript or Java) and write code to do the parsing and ingestion. And before you do that, you're going to have to design the Notes application database (NSF file) with forms and views to organize the data that you will parse out of the XML. And before you do that, you're going to need to analyze the XML schema and decide basic things llke: