e nice GUI and the hassle-free integration with tomcat!)
>
> Best regards,
> Enea Parimbelli
>
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> Dr. Enea Parimbelli
> Post-doctoral research fellow
> Laboratory for Biomedical Informatics "Mario Stefanelli"
> Department of Electrical, Computer and Biom
Dear all,
I'm Enea from Italy (working at the university of Pavia) and this is my
first email to this list and I hope you'll forgive my dumb question.
For one of my projects I was planning to use BaseX to be able to run
Xqueries to manipulate a bunch of XMLs that I have on my filesystem (i.e.
to
Hi Enea,
I think your best fit is to use the WRITEBACK option (see
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Options#WRITEBACK). Instead of creating BaseX
databases you then should simply query the files within your filesystem
(e.g. by using doc()) - So basically want you propose yourself in
question 4.
There
I'm doing the reverse: using git hooks to reflect XML files managed in git
in BaseX, where BaseX serves as a read-only index over the docs.
However, it would be possible to use git's remote API (or the API of a git
server like GitLab or GitHub) to reflect changes made in BaseX back into
your git
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