Kurt Kavanaugh wrote:
I am a little closer.
a) Installed ant b) Installed cvs c) did a build
mind you all this to get a working command line tool for importing large file sets.
A couple of question(s), for clarification sake, before proceeding.
Embed: I assume this means I am in the same address space talking to the same VM so don't go through the overhead
of establishing a HTTP socket connection? Correct?
Yes
If correct does the -l switch, when running the xindice.bat file, which invokes the main() in class org.apache.xindice.tools.XMLTools, I know I could continue perusing the sources and figure this out, but alas work needs to get done, mean embedded or does it mean hey I'm local use the loopback ip vs going out over the net?
-l switch means embedded. Make sure no other process uses the files you are about to operate on.
What does the -d switch point to? Real example please.
-d ../config/system.xml when you are in bin directory.
And finally to the question. I am trying to import the file sets we were using in 1.0. Note these are now out on a flat file system. So I thought I could use the same command line invoke, but I get this...
C:\home\kurt\xml-xindice\bin>xindice.bat import -c /db -f c:\staging\Company_A -e xml [DEBUG] DatabaseImpl - -Using SAX Driver: 'xerces' [DEBUG] DatabaseImpl - -Using Service Location: '/xindice/' [DEBUG] CollectionImpl - -Using URL: 'http://127.0.0.1:8888/xindice/' XMLDB Exception with code 0
Which before would create a collection with a name of Company_A. In addition what is the port 8888 gig? How do I specify a non standard port? Is there a connection string kind of thingie like in ODBC/JDBC land?
-c xmldb:xindice://localhost:8888/db
Also, type "xindice" to see the help for the tool. It does explain this parameter.
Vadim
