Hello list
I have a large collection of documents that I want to process and was wanting
to get peoples' views on the best design patterns for this. I guess I'm
looking at how to map-reduce or similar for a FLOWR process, which AFAIK is a
single thread operation.
Are there any
Hello list
is there an http PUT function in BaseX?
Thanks
Peter
Responding to the last question about querying over collections: I
had the same issue and Lukas Kircher provided the answer -
http://www.mail-archive.com/basex-talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de/msg0210
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From: kqfhjj...@yahoo.es
To: christian.gr...@gmail.com,
Hello List
I have basex 7.7 beta running in http server mode with httplocal =
false.
Access and searches either with the client direct to the BaseX
server, or via restxq called directly on the server are a few tens of
milliseconds.
I have the BaseX httpserver accessible to the external network
Hi List
You might be interested in
http://www.slideshare.net/PeterWinstanley1/open-data-edinburghnapier20
130305
Peter
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Hi Pascal
I have not exceeded the limit, but then I'm not working in the DDI
arena or something similar where this is a certainty.
I think that the database needs to move to a 64bit architecture to
handle the large node numbers that are seen in data-centric (rather
than document-centric) XML and
Hello List
I have created a database using the GUI and loaded up a large number
of files. I now want to move to a sever, so I naively just zipped
up the database and moved it. I now find that some information is
hard coded (and I think it is making operation on the server
problematic).
My
Hello List
I am wanting to do a join with some large (3-400Mb) XML files and
would appreciate guidance on the optimal strategy.
At present these files are on the filesystem and not in a database
Is there any equivalent to the Zorba streaming xml:parse()?
Would loading the files into a database
Hello List
I am wanting to query all collections in BaseX 7.5 without hard
coding the names of each collection in my xquery.
I can list the collections with db:list() but am struggling to get
something like
let $r := (collection('A'), collection('B'),
Hi Christian
Do you have any information to guide me here; what sorts of XQuery
expressions should I match with large numbers of collections, and
which with small numbers of collections?
If I am using data-rich XML there is a high ration of nodes to
content. What are the rules of thumb for this
Hello List
I am experimenting with statistical data (
http://www.semantechs.co.uk/ ) and found that organising 2.5Gb of xml
data into 12 unevenly sized collections ranging from 40 to 400Mb
performs much more slowly than 36 collections each containing
approximately 75Mb of data.
What rules of
Following my last posting I have rebuilt the database using 36 rather
than 12 collections and it seems to perform better. I hope you now
have a better chance of accessing the datasets.
Peter
Hello List
http://www.semantechs.co.uk/ has so much data in a BaseX database
(of course).
Hello List
http://www.semantechs.co.uk/ has so much data in a BaseX database
(of course). How best to visualise? Any ideas of which libraries
would be the best fit to develop a restxq front end to this dataset?
[the server isn't very performant, so apologies if its slow/stopped.
I'd appreciate
hello list
are there any examples of .basexperm files for use with the WAR
distribution or the httpserver? what form are the
global permissions described for each user? [i.e. 0777, or
-rwxrwxrwx, or some other form] Is the separator a space or a tab?
[does it matter?]
thanks
Pete
Hello List
I am working with 7.5 and am looking for guidance on setting UPDINDEX
If I run the basex http server from the command line and GET UPDINDEX
it is initially false. If I then open the client and GET UPDINDEX it
is also false (as expected). Through the client I can then set it
with the
Hi Christian
I just downloaded the BaseX 7.5 zip archive and ran the
httpserver.bat file ... On the local machine I was able to access
using the localhost or machine name as URLs, but access from
elsewhere on the network got to the Jetty server (it logged access
denied) but apparently no further.
hello list --- Happy Christmas New Year
If I run the http server (Basex 7.5) then I can access through Jetty.
When I try to access the same across the network I get nothing
through and Access denied in the Basex logs. What's the solution?
Many thanks
Peter
I think that eXist-db takes the latter approach - the database
becomes read-only when the disk is limited in space
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From: christian.gr...@gmail.com
To: thomas.kalto...@risc.uni-linz.ac.at
Subject: Re: [basex-talk] Adding documents to database while space on
diskdrive
dear list
I have a web-based database (basex 7.5 running on tomcat) in which I
have a collection with about 3000 files in various sizes from about
1k to 40k. Would I get better performance by splitting these files
across several collections? what are the rules of thumb here?
many thanks
Pete
trying out changing passwords with BaseX7.5 with a Tomcat war
installation. I changed the UID and pwd in web.xml and it doesn't
let me authorise keeps on asking for the credentials. Am I
missing something?
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I am wanting to install basex on a mochahost web service
(http://http://www.mochahost.com) with a shared JVM
The service provides a WEB-INF folder to which anything with the url
{site}/servlet/ is directed, and there is a class and lib directory
in WEB-INF
I have tried to install by
Hello List
this is a noob question:
I have BaseX 7.3 set up using httpserver. I can add a script to
HTTPPATH and run it using http://{server:port}/rest?run=myScript.xq
However, if I add myScript.xq to a database and try to run it then
[http://{server:port}/rest/DB/myScript.xq ] then all I get
Hello List
this is a noob question:
I have BaseX 7.3 set up using httpserver. I can add a script to
HTTPPATH and run it using http://{server:port}/rest?run=myScript.xq
However, if I add myScript.xq to a database and try to run it then
[http://{server:port}/rest/DB/myScript.xq ] then all I get
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