Julian,
I believe the issue is that when Xindice starts up, it finds
its db files based on environment variables. Or if those
are not set correctly, then it defaults to where you
started the "app" from. From the command-line
Xindice is using XINDICE_HOME. From Tomcat,
it isn't the same. So, you may have more than one
set of db files. Take a look around...
regards,
Mark
"_| |_| |_ ][ /-\\ |\\|" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been running Xindice 1.0 for a while now and
> decided to migrate to 1.1b. However after restarting
> Tomcat, all the collections I made disappear. On the
> other hand, when I use the command line interface,
> thge collections do not disappear. Finally, my
> collections still seem to have a file folder and *.tbl
> file in the db directory.
>
> I am running red hat 8, jsdk 1.41, and running Xindice
> 1.1 CVS (4/7/03) with the db root set outside Tomcat.
>
> Any help regarding the destruction of my data would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> -Julian
>
> p.s. here is my code to create collections w/o try
> catches:
>
> Collection col =
> DatabaseManager.getCollection(xmldbDriver + "/" +
> dbName + "/");
>
> CollectionManager service =
> (CollectionManager)
> col.getService("CollectionManager", "1.0");
>
> // Build up the Collection XML
> configuration.
> DocumentImpl doc = new DocumentImpl();
>
> Element colEle =
> doc.createElement("collection");
> colEle.setAttribute("compressed",
> String.valueOf(compression));
> colEle.setAttribute("name",
> tmpCollectionName);
> doc.appendChild(colEle);
>
> Element filEle =
> doc.createElement("filer");
> filEle.setAttribute("class",
> "org.apache.xindice.core.filer.BTreeFiler");
> colEle.appendChild(filEle);
>
>
> service.createCollection(tmpCollectionName, doc);
>
> col.close()
>
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