Hi Christian,
I got the Locale working in Java now, and since it is a full Java
Locale, I started hoping it might even work automatically (e.g show up
in the list generated by [2]). I will send a full little self-contained
example, but first, could you tell me or add it to the docs, what it
m
Hi Kristian,
I would guess that custom Java collations won’t be detected
automatically, but I might be wrong ;) Did you try something similar
with other query processors (most notably, Saxon)?
If it’s possible for you to provide me with a little self-contained
example, I could have a second look.
Hi James,
> Individual OCR'd words on pages maybe comprise around 85% of the data - and I
> don't actually care about this data. So maybe if I just don't load these
> OCR'd words it will help? I haven't tried that yet, but ideally I'd like not
> to have to do it.
Some (more or less obvious) qu
Hello again!
I found a good amount of information [1] on how to do a custom Java
collation for Apache Derby, including all the packaging and metainformation.
Now the only uncertain point for me is:
* where should I put the collation packaged as jar file
* how to make BaseX aware of the new col
Dear all,
A new Summer Edition of BaseX is available! Our XML database system
and XQuery 3.1 processor provides the following new stunning features:
DATABASE JOBS
- all registered database jobs are now centrally administered
- jobs can be scheduled (periodical execution, start/end time)
- job
Hi - I'm wondering what sort of recommendations anyone has for making my
queries "go faster".
I created a database by loading 21GB of xml data - that represents the OCR'd
contents of 5000 books - into a new basex 8.4.4 instance.
I run optimize after the import.
basexgui> Properties> Informati
Hello!
In a lexicographic application I need a custom collation for ordering.
The documentation for XML, Xquery and XSLT all somehow state that system
available collations are to be used and all seem to support custom
collations by specifying the URI. Is this possible also for custom
created
Christian,
That was my first thought too however neither my desktop or server
(ubuntu 14.04) have a firewall installed.
However changing the port has shown something interesting - on my
desktop (as I didn't change the port on my test code) I get connection
refused however on the laptop I still g
Hi Chris,
maybe the port is blocked by a firewall? Did you try to change the
port to a value > 8192 [1]?
Hope this helps
Christian
[1] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Options#SERVERPORT
On Tue, Jul 5, 2016 at 12:16 PM, Chris Speare wrote:
> I have BaseX installed and running happily on my desktop
I have BaseX installed and running happily on my desktop and trying to
connect from java on my laptop to port 1984 (unchanged). Using the web
interface (http://192.168.17.28:8984/dba/login) works happily enough,
however I just get "connect timed out" when using the java API.
I can't see anything
10 matches
Mail list logo
