Geert, Thanks for the quick and thorough reply. I looked at the HTTP app I had created and, sure enough, it was bound to a different database than I had intended. I changed that, removed the reference to the forest in the xquery code (since I only aimed it at a forest because I thought that that was how to aim it at a database) and life is good.
Thanks, again. Sol From: Geert Josten <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] xdmp-document load doesn't see my forest To: General MarkLogic Developer Discussion <[email protected]> Message-ID: <b26c615f8546a84c81165a7bc8be61a01fddde3...@exmbxc01.ms-hosting.nl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hi Sol, Your app server is bound to a certain database. You need to make sure that the forest you are targetting is part of the documents database that is assigned to your app server. It sounds like your app server is using a database of which your MyForest isn't part. If you haven't assigned your forest to any database, you could assign it to the database that is assigned to your app server. Alternatively, you could create a new database, add your forest to that one, and tie that database as documents database to your app server. I tend to prefer to use separate databases for different app servers, unless there is a good reason to share the data with other app servers. And you might better not point to forests yourself. It makes things complicated if you decide later on to have multiple forest to store the data of your database. Just use a separate database, and let MarkLogic Server decide for it self how to divide the content between the forests of that database.. Kind regards, Geert
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