Hi everyone:
I have a question, is there a way to upload a file to a baseX server? I
have a c# application and I would like to upload a whole xml file to the
server, is this possible? any pinpoints or recommendations?
Thanks
Regasts,
Nestor
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On 10/15/2012 07:12 PM, Rainer Klute wrote:
Thanks, Michael, for your 2 ¢!
I think I have an idea now what BaseX can do and where the limitations
are. Well, since I won't get this
lazy-loading-while-navigating-a-DOM-thingy anywhere, I'll have to
reconsider my system architecture and find another
Hi Rainer,
I am in fact not sure if such an API exists; at least to my knowledge it does
not.
Thanks for the valuable input and fruitful discussion so far :-)
Feel free to keep in touch and this thread alive.
Feedback and questions are always very welcome!
Best
Michael
Am 15.10.2012 um 19:1
True and i think this might be a very welcome addition many use cases could
benefit from ;-)
Am 15.10.2012 um 19:12 schrieb Rainer Klute :
>
> (A lazy loading might be an idea for a future BaseX version. :-))
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Thanks, Michael, for your 2 ¢!
I think I have an idea now what BaseX can do and where the limitations
are. Well, since I won't get this
lazy-loading-while-navigating-a-DOM-thingy anywhere, I'll have to
reconsider my system architecture and find another solution.
(A lazy loading might be an idea f
Hi there,
just for the sake of completeness, my 2cents:
Am 15.10.2012 um 16:53 schrieb Rainer Klute :
>> As far as I am aware, Sedna is
>> actually ideal for storing huge single file XML documents.
I am not sure if Sedna is better suited or not, but this is out of topic anyway
:-).
> Would be a
Am 15.10.2012 um 15:35 schrieb The Trainspotter :
> Is this switch something I could request as an enhancement,
Yes
> if so could I expect it to be implemented any time soon?
>
...not necessarily as I can not promise that someone will jump on this train
anytime soon.
BUT it is for sure the firs
On 15.10.2012 15:36, Charles Foster wrote:
>>> May I suggest XOM? [1].
>> Had a look at it but don't see how it could solve my challenges.
> Did you thoroughly investigate XOM?
>
> Your requirement:
> "I have a really large XML file which does not fit into memory, and I
> would like to navigate it
>> May I suggest XOM? [1].
>
> Had a look at it but don't see how it could solve my challenges.
Did you thoroughly investigate XOM?
Your requirement:
"I have a really large XML file which does not fit into memory, and I
would like to navigate it as a DOM."
XOM Website (front page):
"XOM is very
Hi,
Yes, this helps. I did go down a similar route with saxon before I found the
exclamation mark flag. The issue I had was that using the Java bindings in
Saxon was very inefficient when calculating matches for large number of
attributes. This may have been my fault for not compiling the regex
Hi Charles!
On 13.10.2012 13:25, Charles Foster wrote:
> May I suggest XOM? [1].
Had a look at it but don't see how it could solve my challenges.
> Also, navigating a DOM tree is quite irksome in comparison to using
> XQuery/XPath. Perhaps you could consider slicing up your large document
> in
On 15.10.2012 12:56, Maximilian Gärber wrote:
> when you do not want the children of an item, try the except() function.
>
> Something like:
>
> let $items := doc('catalog')//*:article
> for $i in $items
> return $i except ($i/*:article)
>
> would give you the shallow results
True in principle, bu
Hi,
when you do not want the children of an item, try the except() function.
Something like:
let $items := doc('catalog')//*:article
for $i in $items
return $i except ($i/*:article)
would give you the shallow results
Regards,
Max
2012/10/15 Rainer Klute :
> On 13.10.2012 11:38, Dirk Kirsten
On 13.10.2012 11:38, Dirk Kirsten wrote:
> Welcome to BaseX and I hope we can help you with your troubles :)
Yeah, thank you!
> If you are running an XPath like "doc('catalog')//article" and you get
> a null result, I suspect that your xml document uses some namespaces.
> If /article/ is not in
Hi Gary,
not directly a flag, but you are for sure able to use Java classes from within
BaseX like so https://gist.github.com/c72fad2758af668eb0f1
More information on our Java Bindings can be found here:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Java_Bindings
I hope this helps, feel free to ask for more hel
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