An another idea :
If you never replace a file,
You may expect better performance setting up a REST-XQ function simply calling
db:add.
The documentation explicitly mentions that the REST PUT test for the existence
of the file, that is time consuming.
Best regards,
Fabrice
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Hi Martin,
how do you spread the log files? All into one db or do you create new dbs?
If you keep on adding all files to the same database, the add times
will slow down over time. Please keep in mind that you can query
multiple databases at once, so I would rather have more databases.
With 8.3
Dear Martin,
Which version are you using ?
With 8.2.3,
I can put 10 000 simple xml files via the rest interface in 120 secs (with 10
parallel requests),
Without any error message.
Maybe PARALLEL=1 could help you.
Are you sure you database is not meanwhile opened directly by another process
Hi Gabriel,
This seems to be an exception raised by Charles Foster's XQJ driver.
What happens if you run the same query with BaseX on command-line or
in the GUI? Which output on stdout/stderr do you get by activating the
BaseX debug mode?...
XQConnection xqc = ...;
XQExpression xqe =
I looked at the Javascript for this but my feeble Javascript skills were
insufficient to adjust this in the small amount of time I had to work on
it. I'll try to look at it again when I can.
Cheers,
Eliot
Eliot Kimber, Owner
Contrext, LLC
http://contrext.com
On 7/20/15, 10:53 AM,
Hi guys,
i have a problem with the basex package mechanism. I tried to install a self implemented xar file including java classes. In version 7 it works well, but in version 8.2.1 it doesn't.
The xar can be found on: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bw303eobkYo6a2kxVUExVlFQZ3M.
The java
Hi Christian,We're using 7.9 on Linux. But I think there's something wrong
with the VMs, as on my laptop BaseX runs really fast. We'll upgrade to
latest, and hopefully I'll figure out why the VMs are so slow. I panicked a bit
since I don't know much about BaseX, but it looks it could
Thanks so much Fabrice.There's something wrong on the production and test
servers. I've downloaded the latest version of BaseX on my laptop and got 1
files stored in 84 secs using 10 threads, while in the servers it takes several
minutes to store just 2600 files.
I'll dig more into this
Hi Max,
Right, the xslt:transform expects the result to be a single,
well-formed XML document. However, you can retrieve the transformation
result as text and then apply fn:parse-xml-fragment on it:
fn:parse-xml-fragment(
xslt:transform-text($DATA, $XSL)
)
Hope this helps,
Christian
Hi Max,
Sorry for letting you wait.
Thus my question is: How can I register a central URI resolver to be used by
both XSLT and XQuery?
There is currently no way to do so, mostly because BaseX and Saxon are
simply too different to get this working.
I've read
Hi Max,
when using 'xhtml' output method, the doctype always matches the name
of the root element (instead of 'html').
Does not happen with 'html' output method.
It may come as a surprise (and I cannot give an explanation for that),
but the current behavior is in compliance with the
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