In our current setup we are using Docker for BaseX and Exist-DB.
So I might be reasonable for me putting some bootstrap RESTXQ script into the
container
providing all the functionality need for further installation steps from my
deployment
code...
Thanks
Andreas
On 24 Aug 2015, at 8:31, Dirk Ki
Hello Andreas,
you can write a RESTXQ-function which does exactly that, i.e. a function
accepting files and putting them into the right location in the file
system. So once the system is up, deployment can be done via HTTP. You
should secure this with a password or token for obvious reasons.
Anot
Background:
http://xml-director.info/
is my project which aims to support both ExistDB and BaseX.
In ExistDB I can manage my content, assets and code (RESTXQ) scripts
solely over the WebDAV layer of ExistDB which makes deployments really
easy. Deploying code to BaseX requires access to the file
Hello Andreas,
I do not quite understand - What use is a web service if you do not have
access over HTTP? You might have to tunnel, but this might be just the
right action.
RESTXQ files don't have to be installed, they are just read in from the
file system. Hence, every file transfer mechanism yo
Hi there,
I know that .xqm script are installed directly on the filesystem (compared to
Exist
where the scripts are stored directly within the database).
Is there some way to install RESTXQ through some (HTTP) API on the filesystem?
Background of my question: I want to deploy RESTXQ script to
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