Re: can somebody help???? xindice port

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 14:53:54 -0700, chasee wrote: > Andrew: > Thanks for the reply. > cvs xindice1.1b2. > I deployed xindice with apache-tomcat server. > I tried 4080, which is the default port number for the server-integrated > Xindice (1.0) . For xindice1.1, it doesn't seem right. for 1.1 (if

Re: password protection for collections?

Andreas Rittershofer wrote: Is there some sort of password protection built in? So that not everybody can see the hole contents of the db? This is probably most appropriately implemented at the application level, not at the XML database level. Think of Xindice as an what it is, just a storage and

xindice plugin..

Dear all,   Does Xindice have plugin for Eclipse IDE!?   Thanks a lot!   Best regards, Ray 

Querying Xindice

Hi, I have added some documents to a collection /db/data. They look like this: 9991 99919991 1 where the id has values from 9991 up to 9993. Two docs have the same id 9991. I tried to start a xpath_query like this: xindice xpath_query -c /db/data -q /

Re: xindice plugin..

Hi, you could try attrezzo, this seems to be what you are looking for. I haven't managed to get it running, but this seems to be related to a SolarEclipse-problem with Eclipse 3.0. http://attrezzo.sourceforge.net/ Kai ray siu wrote: > Dear all, > > Does Xindice have plugin for Eclipse IDE!?

Browsing a Xindice DB with the browser

Hi, how do I browse a Xindice DB with IE or similar browsers? I tried typing http://localhost:4080/db and I got a not found reply. (My Xindice is out-of-the-box, thus running obn port 4080 and using the database 'db'. I already added a collection and some files. Cheers, Daniel

Re: Xindice-query out of XSLT-stylesheet

On Tue, 2 Sep 2003 14:23:42 +0200 "Andreas Rittershofer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How can I make a Xindice-query out of XSLT-stylesheet? > > I have here Tomcat and Cocoon with Xalan and Xerces. The data source > are at the moment xml-files. Now I want as data source Xindice. My > XSLT-style

RE: Querying Xindice

If you are only interested in getting it work with the command line, then try this: xindice xpath_query -c /db/data -q "/apprequest/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'9991']" If you want to run the query from a program, just create a String without the outer quotes and the inner qutes may be single or double.

RE: Browsing a Xindice DB with the browser

This is because the "protocol" to access Xindice is not "http:", it is "xmldb:xindice:", but your browser will not be able to process this, so you may be wanting to develop some web application that internally uses the XML:DB API. CVS version 1.1b has a very simple servlet that does this, look f

indexing collections

I have a collection with 317 documents. Median size = 300k. There are are many Schdule objects/Elements that I query regularly. The query takes 10-12 sec. a command line invoke looks like "xindice xpath -c /db/MyDB -q "//Schedule" > test.out" The index I created "seemed" to work... xindice a

RE: Browsing a Xindice DB with the browser

Is this helpful? http://www.schatten.info/software/xindice_browser/xindice_browser.html -Original Message- From: Jose Ramon Revuelta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 12:17 PM To: xindice-users@xml.apache.org Subject: RE: Browsing a Xindice DB with the browser