Hi Guru's
Do we have xinclude support in sedna, i have a collection of documents trying
to query a particular element in the collection.
?xml version=1.0 standalone=yes?
Information
links xmlns:xi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude;
xi:include href=a.xml /
/links
/Information
a.xml contains
DATA
I have two issues that I am attempting to resolve - but have been unable to
produce a working fix for my needs.
1. Is there a function available within Sedna which would allow me to Query a
collection for recently updated XML based on a timestamp?
2. I have a basic request like this:
for $sp
Hi Luca,
I do have another question though : Let's say I have a collection named
Hosts. Inside this collection, I put custom Java objects with the method
above. My question is this : can I use XQuery to search the data from these
objects? And if it is possible, how can I write the actual
Hi Veeru,
Do we have xinclude support in sedna
No, Sedna doesn't process XInclude instructions. You need to include
documents on the application level (with some tools or/and libraries) before
bulk load them into Sedna.
Ivan Shcheklein,
Sedna Team
Hi Christopher,
1. Is there a function available within Sedna which would allow me to Query
a collection for recently updated XML based on a timestamp?
Do you mean something like: get all documents which were updated in 2
hours? No, Sedna doesn't track updates timestamps.
Q: Must I
Hi Ivan
Got that, Did that with other libraries as suggested.
Awesome work with Sedna :)
Thanks
Veeru
From: Ivan Shcheklein shchekl...@gmail.com
To: Veeru me_vs_world77-se...@yahoo.com
Cc: sedna-discussion@lists.sourceforge.net
Christopher,
There's nothing stopping you from creating documents, where on ingestion
time you include a time stamp in an element which can be indexed.
e.g.
doc
data /
/doc
becomes:
doc
data /
timestamp2011-04-12T23:39:43.293/timestamp
/doc
Regards,
Charles
Hi Christopher,
1.
