Julian, Just a quick note, embedding Xindice and also using it from the command-line is a bit tricky. When running from the command-line, you need the -l and it uses the XINDICE_HOME environment variable. That is where you will find your db. However, if you start up your embedded app in a different directory than XINDICE_HOME it will create a new set of db directories. So, you will see two different results. My solution was to set XINDICE_HOME to be where my app starts from. This requires setting up at least one directory and a config file or two. However, it does work. I can create documents through the embedded version of Xindice and then dump them using the -l command.
xindice export -l -c /db/shopinfo -f documents export dump the documents -l local -c collection -f directory to dump them HTH, Mark Julian wrote: > Hi, > > I was previously toying around with using just the > Java API for xindice, but since it does not want to > cooperate, I must use XMLRPC. I came to this > conclusion since the the command line returns no > results when using the -l and -d options (which I > believe is equivalent to my java based code that uses > xmldb:xindice-embed://), but returns the proper > results without the aforementioned options (which > seems to use xmldb:xindice:// a.k.a. xmlrpc). So I > have a few security related questions: > > <questions> > 1.Is the SSL code in the cvs scratchpad nearly > production stable? > > 2.Is the XML RPC API for Xindice XML:DB compliant? > > 3.Is it possible to allow only the localhost to access > the database? I do not want to open the db to the > network nor do I want to have to open any non-ssl > ports. > </questions> > > Thanks In Advance, > Julian > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! > http://sbc.yahoo.com -- Mark J Stang System Architect Cybershop Systems
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