Greetings!
My mistake but I had one file out of 27 open in an editor when I tried
to create a new database across the file set.
Got the error message that basex 10.0 could not find (file-name), so I
chose ok.
Apparently basex failed at that point and did not skip the open file. No
There seems to be a 303 redirect. Maybe this is relevant
https://stackoverflow.com/a/66325588/3210344
/Andy
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On Thu, 4 Aug 2022 at 16:19, Christian Grün
wrote:
> What I have assessed so far is that it’s the Java Client that fails to
> retrieve the result. It’s the same
What I have assessed so far is that it’s the Java Client that fails to
retrieve the result. It’s the same response that’s returned by BaseX.
String uri = "http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300027473.rdf;;
HttpClient client = HttpClient.newBuilder().build();
HttpRequest request =
Dear Ron,
There has indeed been a substantial change in the way how
http:send-request works; it’s now based on the contemporary Java HTTP
Client API, which provides a better overall performance [1]. We’ll
additionally mention that in the article on the HTTP Client Module.
It should yield the
Hi,
After upgrading BaseX to 10.0 (yay!), I notice how http:send-request()
calls that used to work in 9.7 are now failing. I didn't find any
changes documented between version 9.7 and 10.0 at
https://docs.basex.org/wiki/HTTP_Client_Module. Yet (tested with the
same JDK), I'm observing
Dear Christian,
Whoops, the obvious, after all; thanks for kindly (and lightning fast)
pointing that out, and looking into this!
Best,
Ron
On 4/08/2022 16:55, Christian Grün wrote:
Dear Ron,
There has indeed been a substantial change in the way how
http:send-request works; it’s now based
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