Thank you.
I see that all of the WebDAV PUTS to the web app are logged, so I suppose I
could search logs for updates via WebDAV.
( And, presumably, I’ll be the only one doing direct DB updates via basexgui or
command line basex, so I’ll just have to discipline myself! ;-)
I was checking
Hi Steven,
Finally a quick response.
In a nutshell: “You are right” ;) I think you already summarized the
status quo pretty well: Timestamps are only available for the whole
database, and for binary files (for which simply the OS timestamp will
be returned).
In our applications, we mostly use
I thought I could use db:list-details($db)/@modified-date to select the
resources that have most recently been updated ( to generate an OAI or RSS feed
) however, on doing a db:replace of one of the resources, I’m either not seeing
the date change at all, or I’m seeing the modified-date of all
Hi Charles,
thanks for your offer; your proposal seems quite reasonable to me.
Looking forward to your patch,
Christian
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On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 6:19 PM, Charles Duffy char...@dyfis.net wrote:
Howdy --
I note that the modified-date attribute given in
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