Hi,
I am importing a lot of documents into a XINDICE.
Documents look like that:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<tmx version='1.3'>
<header
creationtool='tool'
creationtoolversion='blabla'
creationdate='20020716T153854Z'
datatype='plaintext'
segtype='segment'
adminlang='EN-US'
srclang='en'
o-tmf='xxxxx'>
</header>
<body>
<tu tuid='1' creationid='20020716T153854Z#1#790893209'>
<prop type='sourceFile'>xxx.htm</prop>
<prop type='targetFile'>yyy.htm</prop>
<prop type='sourceSegNumber'>1</prop>
<prop type='targetSegNumber'>1</prop>
<tuv xml:lang="en"
creationid='20020716T153854Z#1#790893209.en'>
<seg>This is a segment</seg>
</tuv>
<tuv xml:lang="de"
creationid='20020716T153854Z#1#790893209.de'>
<seg>Das ist ein Satz.</seg>
</tuv>
</tu>
....
</body>
</tmx>
The following creates a huge number of sub collections and documents in
there.
call xindiceadmin.bat dc -c /db -n test
call xindiceadmin.bat ac -c /db -n /test
call xindiceadmin.bat import -c /db/test -f dir -e xml
I am now using the following indexing command:
call xindiceadmin.bat ai -c /db/test -n testtuid -p [EMAIL PROTECTED] -t int
call xindiceadmin.bat ai -c /db/test -n testtucreationid -p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -t string
call xindiceadmin.bat ai -c /db/test -n testtuvcreationid -p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -t string
When searching I am using:
xindice.bat xpath_query -c /db/test -q
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]'20020716T153854Z#1#790893209']"
or
xindice.bat xpath_query -c /db/test -q
"/tmx/body/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'20020716T153854Z#1#790893209']"
Etc.
But I never get any results back - although the entries are in - as I
can see them in the XINDICE browser. Does the xpath_query search through
sub collections ? Or is the xpath statement wrong ?
Any idea what's wrong ?
And is there a command available which allows to get the keys/names of
all the documents in a collection and/or its sub collections ?
Thanks for your help !
Klemens
