I the 1.1b on Win2K, and tried to run
java/test/src/org.apache.xindice.IntegrationEmbedTests.java
All 34 test cases were succeed.
I noticed that the master test suite calls CollectionTest.java, which
creates and drops collections. However, after above the unit test, I wrote
some code to exam all collections and found the db/system/SysSymbols is not
empty (as below). I would assume that after dropping a collection, all those
symbols associated with the collection should be dropped too.
Did I miss anything here?
Lixin
------------------ output of my code ------
---------- collections : ------system
---------- collections : ------SysConfig
---------- docs : ------database.xml
---------- collections : ------SysSymbols
---------- docs : ------system_SysConfig
---------- docs : ------testing
---------- docs : ------testing_current
---------- docs : ------testing_current_child1
---------- docs : ------testing_current_child2
---------- docs : ------testing_current_childcol
---------- docs : ------testing_current_colcount
---------- docs : ------testing_current_count
---------- docs : ------testing_current_droptwice
---------- docs : ------testing_current_duplicate
---------- docs : ------testing_current_getname
---------- docs : ------testing_current_nested
---------- docs : ------testing_current_nested_child2
---------- docs : ------testing_current_nested_child3
--------------------------------------------
----------------- my code ----------------
// starts with 'db'
private void iterateCollections(XmlDbClient client, String parent) {
try {
iterateDocuments(client, parent);
String [] collections = client.listCollections(parent);
for (int i = 0; i < collections.length; i++) {
System.out.println("---------- collections :
------" + collections[i]);
String childPath = parent + "/" +
collections[i];
iterateCollections(client, childPath);
}
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
private void iterateDocuments(XmlDbClient client, String path) {
try {
String [] docs = client.listDocuments(path);
for (int i = 0; i < docs.length; i++) {
System.out.println("---------- docs : ------" +
docs[i]);
}
} catch (Exception e) {
// ignore it, especially for 'db' and 'db/system'
}
}
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