2011/11/9 Cory Zue <c...@dimagi.com> > 2011/11/9 Маркевич Александр <rabota....@gmail.com> > >> So there are some variants of solutions: >> >> 1. Store doc in attachments as is. Can I have full text search on the >> content of docs? >> 2. Unzip and extract all XML files wich odt consists, convert to JSON and >> save all items of docs in DB, but also setup update handler to triggered >> updates and save it to any CVS. >> > > If you go this route, you may be interested in couchforms[1], a library my > company developed to store XForms in couchdb. We put a fair amount of > processing/error handling code around it, but at it's core it's just an > update handler that parses XML to JSON and sticks it in couch[2]. We've > been relying on it in multiple production systems for over a year now and > it's proven quite reliable. >
I should have also linked to the actual parser, which is here: https://github.com/dimagi/couchforms/blob/master/couchforms/_design/util/jsone4xml.js > > Cory > > [1] https://github.com/dimagi/couchforms > [2] > https://github.com/dimagi/couchforms/blob/master/couchforms/_design/updates/xform.js > > > 3. Use Sedna as XML DB ( I want to use DB build on Erlang, although this >> variant is good to) >> >> Hmm... =) >> Have to try all solutions. >> > >
