I changed my dbroot back to "db" to see if it's really the case that my dbroot is configured wrong, and now it works ok. Why should my dbroot have to be "db"?

It really seems unclear how to define multiple databases in one Server. I havn't seen a clear answer of how to do this from the list yet. I hope someone comes along who can make this clearer in the next day or so.

-Mark



Mark Diggory wrote:

Yes, user is my db instance according to my System.xml.

<service class="org.apache.xindice.server.services.XindiceService" name="Xindice">
<root-collection dbroot="./user/" name="user" security="false">
...
</root-collection>
</service>



Kurt Ward wrote:

I think you need to include the database instance in
your URI like: xmldb:xindice:///db/user

Kurt

--- Mark Diggory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I'm trying to create a new Collection using the
XML:DB api. I keep getting a Vendor Error Code 2070 when I try to
establish:

col =


DatabaseManager.getCollection("xmldb:xindice:///user/");

my user db exists and is instantiated, but I can't
seem to get to the root collection (after which I will create a new
collection in the db).

-Mark




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