Help with xIndice

I'm a new user to Xindice and I just installed the software.I can't understand what it is necesary for starting to work;I did not get an answer throught the user list. What is xIndice with Tomcat?. Is it necessary install Tomcat to work with xIndice 1.- I need a database : ok, I installed xIndi

Thanx

Thanx, everything is no workin fine! :-) Manfred

Re: Another problem

Hi Manfred, a reboot will help, of course. But it is faster to just kill the xindice processes. there should be two task per xindice instance with process ids very close to another: one that command is like "sh ./start" and the other like "java -Xms16m -Xmx168m" I think killing the "sh ./star

Which Client do you prefer?

Everything now works fine. I have one mroe question: Which client do you prefer to edit the DB? Greets Manfred

Re: Another problem

Yes, you have to use xindiceadmin. - Original Message - From: "Manfred Weber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 7:52 AM Subject: Another problem > Hi, > > thanx Marc Schlüpfmann. > >> But is it possible that instead of "xindice" i have to use "xindiceadmin > shutd

Re: Another problem

Hi, yes thats the problem. Now I have deleted the PID-File 2 times and cannot restart the server again. When ./start I get: Starting Xindice Xindice 1.0 (Birthday) Database: 'db' initializing Filter: 'XMLRPCHandler' added to filtering chain Script: 'GET' added to script storage Se

Re: Another problem

Hello Manfred, yes, you are right. Use "xindiceadmin shutdown -c /db" to stop the server. the command "xindice" does not have an action shutdown. If you do not use "xindiceadmin shutdown -c /db" and you delete the pid file, then the server is still running. When you start another one, two are r

Another problem

Hi, thanx Marc Schlüpfmann. It now works. Ok, then I tried to install phpxindice and the Xindice XML-RPC Interface. Everything is ok, only problem is that i did not shutdown the server correct again. The command "xindice shutdown -c /db" didnt work so I deleted the PID-File again. But is it possi

Re: inserting an xml doc in /db

Federico Tonioni wrote: hi... i am trying to insert an xml doc directly in the database root /db and it returns these error: ERROR : Collection No IndexManager in other subcollections of /db all works properly... i am wondering why i should define an index manager...can't i use xindice as a simpl

inserting an xml doc in /db

hi... i am trying to insert an xml doc directly in the database root /db and it returns these error: ERROR : Collection No IndexManager in other subcollections of /db all works properly... i am wondering why i should define an index manager...can't i use xindice as a simple file store without

Re: Xindice as a webapp

Dnia 01/23/2003 01:56 PM, Użytkownik Mark J. Stang napisał: Xindice is available via XML-RPC. The mechanism for that is as a webapp. It used to be via a CORBA server. It is also available as an embedded database for those of us who want to have our own server. What is a backap? It should be bac

Re: Xindice as a webapp

Xindice is available via XML-RPC. The mechanism for that is as a webapp. It used to be via a CORBA server. It is also available as an embedded database for those of us who want to have our own server. What is a backap? Mark conrad wrote: > Hi > > I'd like to ask why new release of Xindice w

Re: embedded xindice

jmt, Re-post your request without calling it "embedded xindice". Your question is how to run Xindice inside of Tomcat. Specify more details about how you will use Xindice. Mark jmt wrote: > Would someone point to me a simple example of an embedded xindice example ? > > My project is a web ap

Re: Maybe a simple problem!

Hello, XIndice did not shutdown correctly last time. Try to delete $XINDICE_HOME/config/xindice.pid Cheers, marc Am Donnerstag, 23.01.03 um 12:29 Uhr schrieb Manfred Weber: Hello, I can`t get xindice to run correctly on Linux. I have: --- - Linux Suse 7.3 - j2sdk 1.4.0_03-b04 - xindic

Maybe a simple problem!

Hello, I can`t get xindice to run correctly on Linux. I have: --- - Linux Suse 7.3 - j2sdk 1.4.0_03-b04 - xindice Vars: -- export XINDICE_HOME=/usr/local/xindice export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_03 export PATH=/usr/local/xindice/bin:$PATH export PATH=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_03/bin:$PATH

Re:simple index question

try to see %XINDICE_HOME%\java\src\org\apache\xindice\tools\command bye Fede Users, I tried to find in the Xindice documentation how to add an index to a collection by using JAVA, but with no luck. If someone can help me with a simple code example - or the API functions to use I would be most

simple index question

Users, I tried to find in the Xindice documentation how to add an index to a collection by using JAVA, but with no luck. If someone can help me with a simple code example - or the API functions to use I would be most greatfull. Thank you in advance, Moran.

Xindice as a webapp

Hi I'd like to ask why new release of Xindice would be available only as a webapp What are the advanteges over standalone mode ? What about backaps ? -- Best Regards Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED]

embedded xindice

Would someone point to me a simple example of an embedded xindice example ? My project is a web application, hosted in tomcat, and accessing its data in xindice. With many thanks, jmt

Re: Xindice 1.1b Setup and Running Options

Mark, Thanks a lot...I appreciate the timely and well stated response. I will prob. end up using tomcat as the server with cocoon doing the transform. Thanks again for the explanation, Julian = Live simply so others may simply live.   -Ghandi   Pluralitas non est ponenda sine neccesitate

Re: easy question

thank you very much mark.. - Original Message - From: "Mark J. Stang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 12:27 AM Subject: Re: easy question > Fede, > Yes, your collection can contain documents and collections. However, you have to specifically create the col