Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Josema Alonso]

> >Anyway, I have read some of your previous replies regarding this subject.
> >Have tried the util logicsheet and it's working out of the box, even for
> >XPath queries. Great feature, thanks!
> >But what I would like to do is to edit, remove, update...documents in
> >Xindice.
> >
> Try also XMLDBTransformer. It is located in the scratchpad, and can
> create / delete resources in the xindice. xupdate is also supported but
> I had no time to hunt all the bugs out of it.

Thank you very much. I'll try it. I know XUpdate implementation is buggy in
Xindice, but I'll try it.




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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Vadim Gritsenko]

Josema Alonso wrote:

>>I've sent email. Why do you need xsp logicsheet and why don't you use
>>xmldb protocol with cinclude? This works out of the box, with no effort.
>>
>>
>
>I'm sorry Vadim, I've just browsed through the archives and I saw your
>reply. I do not know why I haven't got it. It seems I have some problem with
>my email box, cause now I'm getting today's messages from the list twice...
>
>Anyway, I have read some of your previous replies regarding this subject.
>Have tried the util logicsheet and it's working out of the box, even for
>XPath queries. Great feature, thanks!
>But what I would like to do is to edit, remove, update...documents in
>Xindice.
>

Try also XMLDBTransformer. It is located in the scratchpad, and can 
create / delete resources in the xindice. xupdate is also supported but 
I had no time to hunt all the bugs out of it.


> Since I'm still not so good at Java, I see very difficult to me to
>write the proper action or generator needed to do it. So, I found the eXist
>logicsheet documentation:
>http://exist.sourceforge.net/xmldb.xsl.html
>
>and I thought it was the best for me. Everything in a logicsheet. And it
>lets me remove and add documents and collections, great. I couldn't test it
>more but at least the get-collection and get-document are working for me
>nicely.
>
>Btw, where should I start looking if I want to create a new action or
>generator for XUpdate as you suggested? Maybe at 'XMLDBGenerator.java' or
>'XMLDBTransformer.java' better?
>
>Oh, and currently I refer to my Xindice collections in the XSP like this:
>
>
>But I'm not completely satisfied, cause it depends on my setup. What
>if someone doesn't have Xindice running on port 4080, for example? So, is
>there any way of referring to them through the pipeline matcher? Something
>like: cocoon://xmldb/addressbook/
>

You will need pipeline to process such request.  Then it should work.

Vadim


>I've tried the later and it doesn't work for me.
>
>Thank you very much.
>  
>


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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success (howto written)

[Josema Alonso]

It sounds good to me. I was using it that way. But what about removing and
updating? The logicsheet lets you remove collections and documents.
Unfortunately it does not update.

Anybody knows where to start for some XUpdate transformer?

Oh, I put together all my efforts with the logicsheet at
http://outerthought.net/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=XindiceLogicsheet

Best.


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From: "Perry Molendijk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 1:25 AM
Subject: Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success


> I have successfully used this to query Xindice through Cocoon. The first
> block is in sitemap.xmap of the cocoon distribution.
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> Perhaps this may not be the best way but it works a treat.
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> Perry
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Vadim Gritsenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 7:02 AM
> Subject: Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success
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> > Josema Alonso wrote:
> >
> > >Dear Friends,
> > >
> > >Since I got no response to my previous email message,
> > >
> >
> > I've sent email. Why do you need xsp logicsheet and why don't you use
> > xmldb protocol with cinclude? This works out of the box, with no effort.
> >
> > Vadim
> >
> >
> > > I tried it hard and I
> > >finally could make a xmldb logicsheet to work with Cocoon. It's the
eXist
> > >logicsheet. I could only try it for retrieving documents by now but it
> works
> > >as expected.
> > >I'm too tired now. It's been a lot of hours to make Xindice and the
> > >logicsheet work with Cocoon and I need some rest. I'll test more
tomorrow
> > >and I'll try to make a How-To. Now that Isee it running I must say it
> > >shoudn't be so hard...
> > >I hope I could understand better the whole Cocon Wiki thing and make it
> > >available there...if someone can help me a bit here...
> > >
> > >Best.
> > >
> > >ps: I've browsed carefully the archives and I read the mailing list
> > >frequently. I know there are still some people who can't make Xindice
> work
> > >with Cocoon. I understand you all... and I must say to all of you...it
> can
> > >be done! Don't give up! :-)
> > >
> > >
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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Perry Molendijk]

I have successfully used this to query Xindice through Cocoon. The first
block is in sitemap.xmap of the cocoon distribution.


 
 




   

 
 
 

   

Perhaps this may not be the best way but it works a treat.

Perry


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From: "Vadim Gritsenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 7:02 AM
Subject: Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success


> Josema Alonso wrote:
>
> >Dear Friends,
> >
> >Since I got no response to my previous email message,
> >
>
> I've sent email. Why do you need xsp logicsheet and why don't you use
> xmldb protocol with cinclude? This works out of the box, with no effort.
>
> Vadim
>
>
> > I tried it hard and I
> >finally could make a xmldb logicsheet to work with Cocoon. It's the eXist
> >logicsheet. I could only try it for retrieving documents by now but it
works
> >as expected.
> >I'm too tired now. It's been a lot of hours to make Xindice and the
> >logicsheet work with Cocoon and I need some rest. I'll test more tomorrow
> >and I'll try to make a How-To. Now that Isee it running I must say it
> >shoudn't be so hard...
> >I hope I could understand better the whole Cocon Wiki thing and make it
> >available there...if someone can help me a bit here...
> >
> >Best.
> >
> >ps: I've browsed carefully the archives and I read the mailing list
> >frequently. I know there are still some people who can't make Xindice
work
> >with Cocoon. I understand you all... and I must say to all of you...it
can
> >be done! Don't give up! :-)
> >
> >
>
>
>
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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Jerry Fowler]

Josema Alonso wrote:

> reply. I do not know why I haven't got it. It seems I have some problem with
> my email box, cause now I'm getting today's messages from the list twice...

This seems to happen to me as well. During a one or two hour period in 
the afternoon (GMT - 5) on a fairly regular basis, I go without any 
cocoon-users mail, and then suddenly get a spate of duplicates for the 
messages that seem to have been sent in that time. On the other hand, 
mail sitting in my queue in the morning after all you Europeans and 
Asians have been so busy is not duplicated. Is there a hiccup in the 
mailqueue somewhere near Greenwich?


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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Josema Alonso]

> I've sent email. Why do you need xsp logicsheet and why don't you use
> xmldb protocol with cinclude? This works out of the box, with no effort.

I'm sorry Vadim, I've just browsed through the archives and I saw your
reply. I do not know why I haven't got it. It seems I have some problem with
my email box, cause now I'm getting today's messages from the list twice...

Anyway, I have read some of your previous replies regarding this subject.
Have tried the util logicsheet and it's working out of the box, even for
XPath queries. Great feature, thanks!
But what I would like to do is to edit, remove, update...documents in
Xindice. Since I'm still not so good at Java, I see very difficult to me to
write the proper action or generator needed to do it. So, I found the eXist
logicsheet documentation:
http://exist.sourceforge.net/xmldb.xsl.html

and I thought it was the best for me. Everything in a logicsheet. And it
lets me remove and add documents and collections, great. I couldn't test it
more but at least the get-collection and get-document are working for me
nicely.

Btw, where should I start looking if I want to create a new action or
generator for XUpdate as you suggested? Maybe at 'XMLDBGenerator.java' or
'XMLDBTransformer.java' better?

Oh, and currently I refer to my Xindice collections in the XSP like this:


But I'm not completely satisfied, cause it depends on my setup. What
if someone doesn't have Xindice running on port 4080, for example? So, is
there any way of referring to them through the pipeline matcher? Something
like: cocoon://xmldb/addressbook/

I've tried the later and it doesn't work for me.

Thank you very much.


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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Bertrand Delacretaz]

On Thursday 10 October 2002 00:15, Josema Alonso wrote:
>. . .
> I hope I could understand better the whole Cocon Wiki thing and make it
> available there...if someone can help me a bit here...
>. . .

See the "about" page at http://outerthought.net/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=About

I just reviewed and completed it, it should give you all the required 
information - this wiki thing is probably simpler than what you think!

-Bertrand

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Re: Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Vadim Gritsenko]

Josema Alonso wrote:

>Dear Friends,
>
>Since I got no response to my previous email message,
>

I've sent email. Why do you need xsp logicsheet and why don't you use 
xmldb protocol with cinclude? This works out of the box, with no effort.

Vadim


> I tried it hard and I
>finally could make a xmldb logicsheet to work with Cocoon. It's the eXist
>logicsheet. I could only try it for retrieving documents by now but it works
>as expected.
>I'm too tired now. It's been a lot of hours to make Xindice and the
>logicsheet work with Cocoon and I need some rest. I'll test more tomorrow
>and I'll try to make a How-To. Now that Isee it running I must say it
>shoudn't be so hard...
>I hope I could understand better the whole Cocon Wiki thing and make it
>available there...if someone can help me a bit here...
>
>Best.
>
>ps: I've browsed carefully the archives and I read the mailing list
>frequently. I know there are still some people who can't make Xindice work
>with Cocoon. I understand you all... and I must say to all of you...it can
>be done! Don't give up! :-)
>  
>



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Xindice logicsheet - initial success

[Josema Alonso]

Dear Friends,

Since I got no response to my previous email message, I tried it hard and I
finally could make a xmldb logicsheet to work with Cocoon. It's the eXist
logicsheet. I could only try it for retrieving documents by now but it works
as expected.
I'm too tired now. It's been a lot of hours to make Xindice and the
logicsheet work with Cocoon and I need some rest. I'll test more tomorrow
and I'll try to make a How-To. Now that Isee it running I must say it
shoudn't be so hard...
I hope I could understand better the whole Cocon Wiki thing and make it
available there...if someone can help me a bit here...

Best.

ps: I've browsed carefully the archives and I read the mailing list
frequently. I know there are still some people who can't make Xindice work
with Cocoon. I understand you all... and I must say to all of you...it can
be done! Don't give up! :-)




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