Thanks. I guess everyone thought I new what OS Process error meant.
I will investigate based on this new understanding.
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 4:32 PM, Keith Gable wrote:
> Yes, JavaScript errors will give you an OS process error because they run
> in a separate process (couchjs).
>
> Maps and r
Yes, JavaScript errors will give you an OS process error because they run
in a separate process (couchjs).
Maps and reduces will execute any time you update a document, so maybe this
is a map or reduce function. But then how did it work initially?
On Feb 1, 2012 6:27 PM, "Mark Hahn" wrote:
> I k
I know I have no validation function because I've never written one in my
life.
Someone else said that it was from javascript. It starts with "OS Process
error". Is that normally what you get if you have a javascript error?
Does it say that because the javascript is running in another process?
So you're PUTting an attachment and getting a JavaScript error? Unless I'm
forgetting something, wouldn't that have to come about from a validation
function?
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I don't have any validation function.
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 3:37 PM, Keith Gable wrote:
> You pasted respStr = " ... - that part looks like CoffeeScript, and I
> assumed it was being spat at you by CouchDB. Rereading clarified that for
> me.
>
> I agree with others that the ReferenceError is bei
You pasted respStr = " ... - that part looks like CoffeeScript, and I
assumed it was being spat at you by CouchDB. Rereading clarified that for
me.
I agree with others that the ReferenceError is being thrown at you from
JavaScript, but I don't know why that is. Does your compiled CoffeeScript
make
Thanks for your answers,
@Paul: right, for CommonJS I was talking bullshit... Thanks to point it out.
@Jens: this is what I am trying to do:
I have one app managing an hierarchy of documents of different types -
every parent can have 0 or n childs.
In the end the app mainly uses the document typ
What makes you think the error contains coffeescript?
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, Keith Gable wrote:
> Right, but if you're getting an error from CouchDB that contains
> CoffeeScript, then clearly CouchDB is attempting to execute CoffeeScript as
> JavaScript, which isn't valid.
>
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Example couchapp using Ext-JS from @David Feinberg
https://github.com/rawberg/Hub-List_GTD-Productivity
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 3:52 PM, Adam Augusta wrote:
> Has the CouchDB developer community congealed around any particular
> praxis when it comes to using Ext-JS with CouchDB?
>
> Peter Mull
Right, but if you're getting an error from CouchDB that contains
CoffeeScript, then clearly CouchDB is attempting to execute CoffeeScript as
JavaScript, which isn't valid.
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Has the CouchDB developer community congealed around any particular
praxis when it comes to using Ext-JS with CouchDB?
Peter Muller created a patch for Ext-JS that makes the framework more
amenable to a document structure, but that was early last year, and
it's still not integrated into the main b
On 27 January 2012 22:05, Shawn Chidester wrote:
> I'm attempting to post a single 150 MB document to my couchdb server. The
> application that does the post usually has more than one document to post so
> it
> always uses _bulk_docs, even for one document.
>
> According to the crash message the
And technically, coffeescript isn't part of node. It is just javascript
which runs anywhere, like the browser. I even write my couchdb views in
coffeescript. Works great.
Think of it as complex editor macros.
The coffeescript is converted to javascript whenever I save it. So nothing
sees the coffeescript but me.
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 9:25 AM, Keith Gable wrote:
> Not knowing anything about node, but is CouchDB trying to execute the
> CoffeeScript or the compiled JavaScript?
> On Feb 1, 2012 10:58 AM
Not knowing anything about node, but is CouchDB trying to execute the
CoffeeScript or the compiled JavaScript?
On Feb 1, 2012 10:58 AM, "Mark Hahn" wrote:
> That's a feature of coffeescript. A var by itself is expanded to
> {headers:headers}. It makes for very readable code if you name your loc
That's a feature of coffeescript. A var by itself is expanded to
{headers:headers}. It makes for very readable code if you name your local
variables to match.
hash = {var1, var2, var3} and{var1, var2, var3} = hash
It makes it very easy to use hashes for function arguments.
Sorry if this
I'm attempting to post a single 150 MB document to my couchdb server. The
application that does the post usually has more than one document to post so it
always uses _bulk_docs, even for one document.
According to the crash message the couchdb server (or erlang) is tring to
allocate 4 GB or me
That's invalid JavaScript. "headers" is inserted in this hash/map without a
value.
On Jan 31, 2012 4:49 PM, "CGS" wrote:
> At line 6 from your node code snippet you defined variable "options":
>
> options = {host: 'localhost', port: mh.dbPort, method: 'PUT', headers,
> path: dbPath}
>
> My toss o
On 1 February 2012 05:29, Mark Hahn wrote:
> I got strace working. It is only opening the default.d directory, local.d
> directory (both empty) and my default.ini and local.ini files. I'm
> ignoring futon now since it doesn't agree with the actual behavior. It is
> easy to tell what db director
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 10:38 AM, Mark Hahn wrote:
>> do you have a validate_doc_update function with any mention of an
> "options" label?
>
> No, I don't. I don't have anything named options in my db setup.
>
>> I suspect the "options" part of your node code is a red herring.
>
> When I get a
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 11:29 AM, Mark Hahn wrote:
> I've got an old install of build-couchdb that works, so I'll use that now.
> I guess the next thing to try would be to build from source instead of
> using build-couchdb, but I've never had any luck doing that before.
You are building from sou
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