Neil Cook wrote:
Murray,
That is a great description for any upgraders. It seems suitable for the
Wiki or a page on the Xindice website.
Please do. It was meant to be reused in whatever way is suitable.
In your description, below, on the lines which start
"database.setProperty(", should there really be three such calls? Does the
second call override the first one?
oops. Yes, the db-home property is meant to point to the Xindice
home directory ("./xindice"), not the location of the database files
("./db"). Sorry for any confusion. My notes ended up with one of my
experiments remaining...
The place to set the name and location of the database files is in
the config/system.xml file,
<root-collection dbroot="./db/" name="db" use-metadata="on">
/Neil
-----Original Message-----
From: Murray Altheim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 8:47 PM
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Subject: Notes on Xindice 1.0 to 1.1 Upgrade for Embedded Use
5. Given the definitions in #4 above, the guts of the code to open an
embedded database, set up a CollectionManagementService and
DatabaseInstanceManager (whose only purpose is to shut down the
database, something I probably won't do anymore now that I'm using
embedded) is as follows:
should be:
database = (Database)Class.forName(m_driver).newInstance();
database.setProperty("db-home","./xindice");
database.setProperty("managed","true");
Murray
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