Hi
The error, as often, was between the chair and the keyboard :p
I had skipped a step in the code, now it works : collection.getResource
return a Resource object. I can then use this object's getContent method to
get my data. It works quite well.
I do have another question though : Let's say I have a collection named
Hosts. Inside this collection, I put custom Java objects with the method
above. My question is this : can I use XQuery to search the data from these
objects? And if it is possible, how can I write the actual query?
Let us say my custom object (Host) includes a hostname (String) and the free
space on it (long). I'd like to get, say, the name of the host with the most
free space. The problem is that I don't know the name of the xml tags used
to store the data, since the actual xml was written by the API method. Isn't
there a query that will give me the tags in a collection?
Thank you very much
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