Timothy Murphy wrote:
On Fri 15 Apr 2005 01:06, Geoff Shuetrim wrote:
I would appreciate such an example also.
I've never seen any examples of using xindice for anything. Is there a collection of such examples anywhere?
There is sample code in xml-xindice/java/examples, as well as testing code in xml-xindice/java/tests which exercises most of the Xindice functionality.
Vadim
The code isn't publicly available yet, but Xindice is the database running in Ceryle:
http://purl.org/ceryle/
As those who've been on this list for awhile may recall, I'm using my own API for document-level metadata called XNode, which is a bit similar to SOAP, basically an XML wrapper around the document content with a header for the metadata. There's an XNodeStore, an XNodeFactory, etc. for creating and manipulating XNodes. This is influence by Lee Iverson's NODAL project, which is in turn influenced by ideas from ReiserFS.
Also, I'm not sure what they're using nowadays, but when was still at Sun I developed a UI test tool for the Web Services Registry and Repository part of the Java Web Services Developer Pack, which used Xindice as the database. What that looks like now I don't know.
Murray
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