On 16/11/2014 12:17, Christian Grün wrote:
If one is aware of the obvious drawbacks of using eval (code
injection, query strings cannot be parsed at compile time, ...),
Hi Christian,
according to the latter of these points I'd like to know whether there
is a possibility of having an XQuery str
Hi Marco,
> according to the latter of these points I'd like to know whether there is a
> possibility of having an XQuery string validated from a syntactical
> viewpoint.
currently no. It would certainly be doable, but I would like to hear
more about the applications you have in mind. For example
Hi Christian,
I am sorry for the delay.
I solved my problem with a new tomcat + basex installation/deployment.
But a new one appears now :-)
With this user configuration:
Username Read Write Create Admin
admin X X X X
myuser
sh
Hello all,
I would like to ask your advice on the best practice to use the IDs in
BaseX, somewhat in the classic style of relationships between records in
different nodes or documents.
I have not found a simple way to create autoincrement IDs, and indexes
generated by BaseX I understand that
Hi Ioan,
I'd use a GUID-generation algorithm, with a near to 100% certainty of
generating unique id's.
Or do you need a sequential order?
Paul
Hello all,
I would like to ask your advice on the best practice to use the IDs in
BaseX, somewhat in the classic style of relationships between reco
Hi,
I just tagged the code for Origami as 0.3
(https://github.com/xokomola/origami)
In this 'release' I added Extractors. With these you can build node
extraction functions from composable selectors. This still doesn't
make Origimi a full
templating library but it's starting to be useful, for exa
I have solved this issue myself.
It appeared that traffic from my computer to port 1984 was blocked by
the firewall that is installed over here.
After opening port 1984 the connection works.
Paul
Hi,
I have successfully deployed BaseX on an Amazon Web Services instance
using the "Elastic Be
Sorry for expressing myself with the wrong terminology.
With Java extensions I meant writing my own Java code that somehow
connects to the basex apis for parsing an XQuery and returns possible
syntax errors mimicking the worflow of the basexgui. It then would be
imported through javabindings me
I see… Instead of immediately executing the query, you are only
interested in parsing errors, right?
Sounds reasonable. We could have some more thoughts on how the output
of such a function (e.g. xquery:parse) could look like. Instead of
returning an error, we could return an element that contains
Hi Mansi,
it's nice to hear that you have been successfully scaling your
database instances so far.
> I love using BaseX and the powers of BaseX. Currently I am able to query
> ~60GB of XML files under 2.5 mins. I still have a few more optimization a to
> try. I also do see this data increasing
On 17/11/2014 16:32, Christian Grün wrote:
I see… Instead of immediately executing the query, you are only
interested in parsing errors, right?
Yes, exactly.
Sounds reasonable. We could have some more thoughts on how the output
of such a function (e.g. xquery:parse) could look like. Instead of
On 11/17/2014 02:55 PM, Paul Swennenhuis wrote:
Hi Ioan,
I'd use a GUID-generation algorithm, with a near to 100% certainty of
generating unique id's.
Or do you need a sequential order?
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the prompt response. For my case is neither a requirement to
be sequentially. I wo
Hi Ioan,
> In BaseX exist random:uuid() function. Do you use it, or another way to
> generate GUID?
In our own use case, we sometimes use UUIDs and sometimes create our own IDs.
If you don't need an easily readable ID, and none that is incremental,
I would recommend the use of random:uuid() beca
Dear Jérôme,
> I solved my problem with a new tomcat + basex installation/deployment.
Good news!
> I always get a "read permission needed" with this kind of query (my db
> contains xml-tei documents):
>
> [A] = http://localhost:8080/BaseX79/rest/mydb/mydoc.xml?query=//*:p[1]
Thanks for reportin
Hi Jérôme,
the strange behavior you encountered should be fixed in the latest snapshot [1].
Looking forward to your feedback,
Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 6:46 PM, Christian Grün
wrote:
> Dear Jérôme,
>
>> I solved my problem with a new tomcat
Why would I get a bxerr:BXDB0007 error "Database 'profiles' cannot be
updated, as it is opened by another process"
when executing these commands from a BaseX client:
open profiles;
xquery insert node abc into /profiles
Where "profiles" is an existing database, and /profiles an existing root
el
Hi Paul,
Is there any basexhttp instance that could have opened the db ?
Best regards,
Fabrice
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Hi Fabrice,
How would I know?
A thought that just crossed my mind: the files of the database are not
owned by root or tomcat.
Could that be an issue?
(I'm not very familiar with unix, so I don't know exactly how ownership
of a file effects processes).
Paul
Hi Paul,
Is there any basexhttp i
Ah, that did the trick!
I changed ownership to tomcat:tomcat and now the error has disappeared.
Thanks very much for the hint Paul :-)
Paul
Hi Fabrice,
How would I know?
A thought that just crossed my mind: the files of the database are not
owned by root or tomcat.
Could that be an issue?
(I
> Ah, that did the trick!
> I changed ownership to tomcat:tomcat and now the error has disappeared.
> Thanks very much for the hint Paul :-)
Thanks, too ;)
Christian
>
> Paul
>
>> Hi Fabrice,
>>
>> How would I know?
>>
>> A thought that just crossed my mind: the files of the database are not
>>
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