Ok, interesting. Since there aren't any scripts I take it the tables are constructed dynamically, correct? Did you happen to look at using a more structured mapping along the lines of what DB-DOM uses?

On Thursday, August 2, 2001, at 08:18 AM, Jeremias Maerki wrote:

What does the database schema look like for this?

Basically this is: ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY for the resource ID DOCUMENT MEDIUMBLOB for the resource (text)

Then for each XPath statement in the configuration XML file you specify
an alias which is used as column name in the database. The datatype is
determined in the configuration file.

That means using SQLSelectQueryService you can only search using the
predefined values which are evaluated each time a resource is
manipulated.

Pretty simplicistic, but it has worked for me until now.


Jeremias Märki


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