Steven,
On Monday, June 2, 2003, at 11:27 AM, Steven Noels wrote:
Looking at your enquiries, I believe we should be better informed
about what exactly you want us to add to Cocoon CVS.
I've been asked be a few dbxml users about integration with Cocoon.
I've never actually used it
On 2/06/2003 18:57 John Merrells wrote:
Good. Who has the final word on this though? Is it the Cocoon PMC?
Or is there an Apache PMC...?
We (the Cocoon PMC) make sure to properly check copyright and licensing
issues before committing anything to our code base.
Looking at your enquiries, I believ
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 06:07 PM, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
It's called XML:DB API, by http://xmldb.org/
Ah, OK. Yes I know about XML:DB. I looked at it but it wasn't suitable
for dbxml. You could easily implement XML:DB on top of the dbxml
API.
Huh? As I read this (http://sle
John Merrells wrote:
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 03:19 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
...
The Cocoon xmldb block uses the org.xmldb API, but IIUC it is limited
to querying databases.
Create / Delete / Update / Query. All is there. See for example
XMLDBTransformer.
I don't know anything abo
Le Samedi, 31 mai 2003, à 00:31 Europe/Zurich, John Merrells a écrit :
...There is a kind-of a standard API for XML databases, but it's not a
very good one, and
doesn't have the backing of an established standards organisation. So
the interface
code would have to be written to our
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 03:19 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Personally I'd very much like to see dbxml integrated with Cocoon in
some way - as Cocoon processes XML natively it would make a lot of
sense to be able to store it in an industrial-strength native XML
database, which I a
Hi John,
Personally I'd very much like to see dbxml integrated with Cocoon in
some way - as Cocoon processes XML natively it would make a lot of
sense to be able to store it in an industrial-strength native XML
database, which I assume dbxml is or is going to be.
Does dbxml impleme
Hi,
I'm working on an open-source embedded native XML database
project called Berkeley DB XML. I think there would be a lot of
value for end users if Cocoon were able to run on top of dbxml.
We offer reliability and recoverability through transactions, and
provide high performance indexin
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> Rogier Peters [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
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> > - What are the diff
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Rogier,
Could you give a few more details about the performance problems you
encountered? Xindice was looking like an interesting solution until you
mentioned your problems :-)
Per
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Rogier Peters wrote:
> Hi Gianugo,
>
> thanks for explaining, one more question: see below
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>
>>>- What are the reasons behind deprecating xmldb-generator?
>>
>>There was no reason for it anymore, given that FileGenerator
>>was able to
>>handle the XML:DB pseudo protocol directly. A Source i
Hi Gianugo,
thanks for explaining, one more question: see below
> > - What are the reasons behind deprecating xmldb-generator?
>
> There was no reason for it anymore, given that FileGenerator
> was able to
> handle the XML:DB pseudo protocol directly. A Source is much more
> flexible and the
Rogier Peters wrote:
> - What are the differences between a generator and a source, other than the
>different structural locations and different ways of calling them in the pipeline
Basically a source is a URL and can be used wherever a URL can be used,
as a quick example with the XML:DB sourc
Hi,
As I understood the xmldb-generator is to be deprecated in favor of the xmldb-source.
I extended the xmldb-generator to be able to pass a depth parameter, as happens in the
directory-generator. Although this worked reasonably well, we had a lot of performance
issues and therefore are curre
I've done a sort of authenticator for DbXML ...and If someone is
interested in I want to contribute it.
Christian
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> From: Michael Homeijer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 5:26 AM
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> Subject: XML:DB/dbXML logic sheet, actions and sample
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> Hi,
>
> I am developing a logic sheet to access XML:DB
Hi,
I am developing a logic sheet to access XML:DB / dbXML functionality from
Cocoon. To get a working sample I am working an some xsp pages and actions
to demonstrate functionality of dbXML and Cocoon within my company.
Would there be any interest to add the logic sheet and/or the sample and
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