Hi!
I'm new to this list, and to Xindice. I'm having trouble
getting Xindice itegrated with Cocoon.
Xindice (1.1b3) is running under Tomcat (4.1.29). No
probems using the command-line interface (with option
-c xmldb:xindice://localhost:8080/db).
I built a Cocoon .war from last night's 2.1.4-dev source;
unpacked it in Tomcat. Again, no problems.
(This is all running on the JVM from Sun j2sdk, 1.4.2_03.)
I start up Tomcat with the option -Dxindice-configuration=
<my path>/webapps/xindice/WEB-INF/system.xml, as recommended
on the Cocoon Wiki page XMLXindiceCocoon2.1.
Otherwise, everything is "out of the box."
Now i run into confusion:
1. When i tried the "init" link on the xmldb samples page,
the following things succeeded:
- create collection "cocoon"
- import samples.xml
- import samples.xml as "xsamples.xml"
Everything else failed. I looked at all the files; couldn't
grasp why the other imports failed when "import samples.xml"
worked.
2. A directory named "cocoon" has in fact been added to my
db directory. It contains the file cocoon.tbl.
But i can't see this collection using the Xindice command-
line.
3. I use the Xindice command-line to create and populate a
"testcol" collection.
I CAN see this collection with both the Xindice command-line
AND the XMLDB Browser from the Cocoon samples.
In fact, i can run queries against the collection from the
XMLDB Browser.
4. I try the following sitemap fragment:
<map:match pattern="xindicetest">
<map:generate
source="xmldb:xindice://localhost:8080/db/testcol/#/*" />
<map:serialize type="xml" />
</map:match>
I get the following error message:
Could not setup pipeline.:
java.net.MalformedURLException: Invalid System ID
Tried a bunch of variations, with the same result.
5. I check cocoon.xconf, just in case. Everything looks right
(as described on the Cocoon wiki page i mentioned earlier).
I'm groping in the darkness. I've been at this for several
very late nights, first with eXist, now with Xindice. Any
insight that anyone can offer will be *very* much appreciated.
Thanks to all--especially to any Cocoon or Xindice committers
who may be reading this list: you rock!
-- tony
