Hi,
I have already posted here about authentication, and I find it troubling to
here the words "easily enough" when, and I quote:
"Authentication and encryption are left to the programmer..."
Let there be a malicious user who knows you are using Xindice. He can
easily access all your xindic collec
Hi!
Can someone tell me how I can
programmatically determine when a Xindice collection has been updated. For example, I want to “listen”
for new documents being posted to a Xindice collection and automatically
respond the the changes. Is there a
class/method within the xindice API (or
Hi--
I have downloaded from CVS the latest Xindice code and executed the build scripts. I manually copied the .xml and .war files to the $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory and started tomcat. I see that the Addressbook application is deployed and see no error messages in the tomcat log files.
Th
Hi there,
I have some performance questions. I read
the FAQ and the part which is titled
"My 5 megabyte file is crashed..." was very
helpful in one of my cases.
If you don't have such an easy case
are there any guidelines how to split a document
while preserving the structure of it.
If we have a
Hello! Anybody recommended the next url to install cvs xindice :
http://torchbox.com/xml/xindice/xindice.html
I don't finish the install because in the step 5 give me next error :
bash-2.05$ bin/ant war dirname bin bin/../java/lib/xmlrpc-1.1.jar:bin/../java/lib/xmldb-xupdate.jar:bin/../java/lib /x
Hi Manfred,
thanks for answering this fast. Everybody recommends Xindici 1.1 but from
xml.apache.org I only get the 1.0-version. Within this version I've no
build.sh, just a build.xml so i've run ant. With the 1.1-Version from cvs
i've got problems when running build.sh. Wich SDk do you use? IB
I copy from yours, I have tried it, but nothing: always the same error message. I can't understand.
Is yoour version 1.0 too?
Brian Hills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In your start file, you have:
-Djava.endorsed.dirs=c:\Xindice\java\lib\endorsed
However you said you were using UNIX and t
If you are using JDK1.4, then I think this is the way to go. But if you
want you can also drop Xerces and use the Crimson parser (the XML parser
contained in the JDK1.4).
I think this topic is also discussed in more detail elsewhere. Try to
search the web for something like "jdk 1.4 xml parser e
Title: Message
In
your start file, you have:
-Djava.endorsed.dirs=c:\Xindice\java\lib\endorsed
However you said
you were using UNIX and this looks like a windows path?
It may be that
Xindice is not finding the new jar files because this path is
incorrect.
I have the
following in m
Which version are you using?
Mark
SGR_Roopesh_R_Kumar wrote:
> Hi,
> I had installed xindiceV1.0 a while ago and was able to connect to
> it successfully from both java and .NET. I was using xindiceBrowser to
> administer the database. I tried administering the database using
> command-l
Thanks! I initially found that "//property[contains(@id, 'icas') and
contains(., '5678')]"
worked as well, but I am so much of beginner when it comes to XPath, I
would use anything
that works.
-Rob
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Hi,
(BI had installed xindiceV1.0 a while ago and was able to connect to
(Bit successfully from both java and .NET. I was using xindiceBrowser to
(Badminister the database. I tried administering the database using
(Bcommand-line today and did run into problem right-away. Irrespective of
Does anybody have a more updated version of
guide-internals.pdf or some other Xindice Documentation?
Sds,Alex Mariano
I think this is it - I copied the lib files to the java ext directory
(quick & dirty, I know) and it seems to work.) I guess JBoss/Tomcat is
loading the ParserFactory first.
If this is in fact the case, what is the proper solution, versus my
very crude but somewhat effective one?
Thanks for th
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