e short term, I got round this by either setting a namespace prefix,
or if your
document is all in the same namespace, you could just remove the
declaration.
I did say I'd have a look at this and submit a patch but I've just not
had time yet. I'll try and look at it this
e the expiry date is 08-May-2005.
It was last updated on 14th of this month so maybe we're just waiting
on DNS propagation??
I'm sure someone knows more about this than me.
Steven Shand.
On 18 May 2004, at 20:23, Andy Armstrong wrote:
Thomas Gagné wrote:
Hmm. Still can't get to
I'm having some issues searching documents within a default namespace.
if my document looks like
http://foo.bar.com"; >
content
I tried
bin\xindice xpath -c /db/test -n ns -s a=http://foo.bar.com -q
"/a:foo/a:bar"
with the document above and it did not work. Seems like a bug. If you
find
n this I'd appreciate some feedback. It
seems like a very common use-case. I'm sure I must be missing
something.
I'm using the 1.1b4 build.
Thanks.
Steven Shand.
Fantastic Vladim,
that was exactly the info I was after.
I owe you a beer!
Steven.
On 23 Apr 2004, at 21:57, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
Steven Shand wrote:
I'm having a look at Xindice and like what I see so far. However I'm
pretty confused with the different modes of operation.
I s
my
existing webapp. If so, should I be using the
'org.apache.xindice.client.xmldb.DatabaseImpl' driver or the
'org.apache.xindice.client.xmldb.embed.DatabaseImpl'? And what would
the connection url look like?
I hope this makes some sense and someone can help me out or point me in
the right direction!!!
Steven Shand.
