On Jul 13, 2008, at 2:50 , Jacinto Shy II wrote:
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 5:54 PM, Jan Lehnardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Jacinto,
On Jul 11, 2008, at 23:21 , Jacinto Shy II wrote:
I am running the latest version of CouchDB from Subversion (r676076)
and I get a strange error when I save a document containing a field
that is a JSON array.
The map process is not triggered when you save a document, only
when a view gets queried. What exactly are you doing? Can you
provide request and response logs with log= set to debug in your
couch.ini?
You are right. I should have said I get the error in views after
saving the document. And again, when I save other documents CouchDB
behaves just fine. The problem only occurs when a list is involved.
I am working on a media sharing web app. Basically, when a user
uploads a file they can add tags to it. In my Python code I split the
user's input into a list which I save along with other metadata into
CouchDB using couchdb-python. After saving this new document my code
doesn't touch CouchDB again until the user is redirected to a page
which displays available files.
I set LogLevel to debug (I assume that's what you meant), but it
doesn't show much. The output is attached.
What do you requests look like and what is your design document,
including the map / reduce functions?
The document that is saved by CouchDB appears just fine (formatting
my own):
{"_id":"5607847acf0772f75939b6d75ab700de",
"_rev":"1254795349",
"created_on":"2008-07-13 10:26:35",
"user_id":"21b3a56d280ee633b3c3d8d5b9a57fbf",
"title":"Waheshni Eih",
"tags":["song","dance"],
"user_name":"ali",
"license_id":"6445c7216d601e543beaf8a8fd5d6a3c",
"channel_id":"9ff014d1e86cb7ecfa8fb01df7a783b9",
"type":"Stream"}
[...]
I also see the same error when running the test suite for reduce,
multiple_rows, view_collation, view_conflicts, view_errors, and
view_sandboxing.
Do the basic tests run for you? If not, it appears that your
SpiderMonkey
installation is hosed. See
http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/InstallingSpiderMonkey
for more info.
The basic tests are successful, and so are all of the other tests,
with the exception of the six listed above. I am using the
SpiderMonkey which is installed by apt-get. I just upgraded to
1.9~rc2-5, but the problem persists.
Which browser are you using to run the tests?
Cheers
Jan
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