I am a newbie to couchDB. I am trying to write a show function.
Following is my sample document, which i have saved as record1.json.
{
"parent1type" : "1",
"parent1property" : [
{"heading":"System
Performance","level":"1","open":"true","icon":"green","nochild":"false","child":"true","visible":"true"},
{"heading":"SAP
R3","level":"1","open":"true","icon":"green","nochild":"true","child":"false","visible":"true"}
],
"parent2type" : "2"
}
Following is my sample show function, which i have saved as recshow.json
{
"xmlshows": {
"toxml": "function(doc, req) {
var BasicData = <BasicData />;
basicda...@parent1type = doc.parent1type;
return {
'body': BasicData.toXMLString(),
'headers': {
'Content-Type': 'application/xml'
}
}
}"
}
}
I put this in couchdb using curl. But when i use GET to show my document. I am
getting this following error.
{"error":"unnamed_error","reason":"(new TypeError(\"point is undefined\", \"../s
hare/couchdb/server/main.js\", 1388))"}
Where am i going wrong..??
Regards
J
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