Hi, This is an error in the doc. That should say "HTTP Server" instead of "WebDAV server". The idea is that you have to set your modules database (the db that stores the XQuery code being executed) to be the same database as the database in which your content is stored.
Here is how that procedure should look: To run this directory browser application, perform the following: 1. Create an HTTP Server and configure it as follows: a) Set the Modules database to be the same database as the Documents database. For example, if the database setting is set to the database named "my-database", set the modules database to "my-database" as well. b) Set the HTTP Server root to http://myDirectory/, or set the root to another value and modify the $rootdir variable in the directory browser code so it matches your HTTP Server root. c) Set the port to 9001, or to a port number not currently in use. 2) Copy the sample code into a file named browser.xqy. If needed, modify the $rootdir variable to match your HTTP Server root. Using the xdmp:modules-root function, as in the sample code, will automatically get the value of the App Server root. 3) Load the browser.xqy file into the Modules database at the top level of the HTTP Server root. For example, if the HTTP Server root is http://myDirectory/, load the browser.xqy file into the database with the URI http://myDirectory/browser.xqy. You can load the document either via a WebDAV client (if you also have a WebDAV server pointed to this root) or with the xdmp:document-load function. 4) Make sure the browser.xqy document has execute permissions. You can check the permissions with the following function: xdmp:document-get-permissions("http://myDirectory/browser.xqy";) This command returns all of the permissions on the document. It should have "execute" capability for a role possessed by the user running the application. If it does not, you can add the permissions with a command similar to the following: xdmp:document-add-permissions("http://myDirectory/browser.xqy";, xdmp:permission("myRole", "execute")) where myRole is a role possessed by the user running the application. 5) Load some other documents into the HTTP Server root. For example, drag and drop some documents and folders into a WebDAV client (if you also have a WebDAV server pointed to this root). 6) Access the browser.xqy file with a web browser using the host and port number from the HTTP Server. For example, if you are running on your local machine and you have set the HTTP Server port to 9001, you can run this application from the URL http://localhost:9001/browser.xqy. You should see links to the documents and directories you loaded into the database. If you did not load any other documents, you will just see a link to the browser.xqy file. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Florent Georges Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2008 5:11 AM To: MarkLogic General ML Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] Set the Modules and Documents DB to be thesame? Hi, In the dev_guide.pdf (3.2, Feb. 2008), in "15.5.2 Setting Up the Directory Browser" p. 130, one can read: 1. Create a WebDAV server and configure it as follows: a. Set the Modules database to be the same database as the Documents database. I don't really understand what that means. I looked for details in that guide as well as in the admin's guide, but didn't find anything. Would someone have a pointer? Regards, --drkm _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://xqzone.com/mailman/listinfo/general _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://xqzone.com/mailman/listinfo/general
