Danny Sokolsky wrote: Hi,
First, many thanks for your detailed answer, Danny. > This is an error in the doc. That should say "HTTP Server" > instead of "WebDAV server". Ah, ok. Now I've been able to set both Modules and Documents databases on the HTTP server. But... > 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. Ok. I've set both of them to the default-created Documents database. > 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. I followed what was done for the default-created HTTP server (Docs on 8000), and put "Tmp/" as the value of the field "root" in the form to create a new HTTP server. The server name is also "Tmp". I am not sure what you mean with "http://myDirectory/";. I guess you mean to put "myDirectory" in the "root" field? > c) Set the port to 9001, or to a port number not currently > in use. Set to 8003. > 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. I tried both using the "Load" tab on the database in the admin console, and using xdmp:document-load() like this: xdmp:document-load( "x:/browser.xq", <options xmlns="xdmp:document-load"> (: Tmp/ is the root of the HTTP server :) <uri>Tmp/browser.xq</uri> <repair>none</repair> </options> ) But I am not able to get it back. I tried both doc() and xdmp:document-get() (with "Tmp/browser.xq".) In both cases the document doesn't exist. I evaluated this call in CQ. Because CQ has to be installed on the disk and the Modules database of this HTTP server as to be a real database, CQ cannot be installed on the same HTTP server (my CQ is installed on the default HTTP server installed on 8000.) I am not aware of any other builtin way to evaluate an XQuery. I think I am a bit lost between the document's URIs, the servers and the databases :-( Do you see something wrong? Best regards, --drkm _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://xqzone.com/mailman/listinfo/general
