So, I have a couple of (hopefully simple) questions about the Java APIs provided by BaseX.
Based on the comments in the examples, it looks like the function calls in the RunQueries.java example (https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex-examples/blob/master/src/main/java/org/basex/examples/local/RunQueries.java) are strictly local calls that operate directly on local XML documents - there's no BaseX server involved, no client communication, no files created in org.basex.path, etc. Is that correct? What's the difference between the queries in RunQueries.java and QueryCollection.java? My guess from skimming the documentation is that, per above, RunQueries just uses BaseX's XQuery API, without taking advantage of BaseX's indexing, etc capabilities, whereas QueryCollection creates a (local) BaseX server, indexes the document, and then its queries would be accelerated using those indexes. Is this also correct? Thanks, -David
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