eXist-db

Toar,

On 5/27/06, Toar <toar.imanuel@...> wrote:
> and it gives me an error saying that the function get-id() is not defined
> I checked the Wiki and added these lines to eXist's conf.xml in my webapp=
s
> directory under Tomcat:

> <module uri=3D"http://exist-db.org/xquery/response"
>       class=3D"org.exist.xquery.functions.response.ResponseModule"/>
> <module uri=3D"http://exist-db.org/xquery/session"
>         class=3D"org.exist.xquery.functions.session.SessionModule"/>
> <module uri=3D"http://exist-db.org/xquery/system"
>         class=3D"org.exist.xquery.functions.system.SystemModule"/>

These modules are available in SVN only, which will be a snapshot in
the near future. Do you use SVN?

regards

Dannes

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Toar wrote:

>  declare namespace session="http://exist-db.org/xquery/session";
>  session:get-id()

For this to work in the way you expect you must
(a) be issuing your XQuery via an access method that supports sessions (a
point covered here very recently)
(b) be using a SVN build that incorporates the refactoring of session
handling (i.e. not any snapshot so far released)

As for the request logger, I don't think the facility you refer to is what
you want, even when you get it working (by creating the file descriptor.xml
with the specified location and content). It is intended as a debugging tool
to track down sequences of requests that cause memory leaks or data
corruption and allow them to be replayed. What you are looking for (a sort
of audit trail for production deployment) would need different and separate
coding, though I am sure some people would find it useful.

Michael Beddow

Dannes Wessels <dizzzz <at> gmail.com> writes:

> These modules are available in SVN only, which will be a snapshot in
> the near future. Do you use SVN?

I'm sorry but I don't understand SVN.
Probably I am not using it since the function calls didn't work

SVN is a version control system that eXist uses to keep track of
development. (similar to CVS, which is what it used to use.)

When people on the list talk about their SVN copy, or the latest from
SVN, they're usually talking about getting the very latest development
version.

If you aren't used to SVN but you still want to test the latest
version of eXist, (and are using windows) just do this.

1) install TortoiseSVN [1]
2) create a new folder
3) right click on folder and choose "SVN Checkout"
4) type in the url "https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/exist" (as
listed on eXist SVN page [2])
5) hit the "..." button, select the trunk/exist1.0" folder
6) check out project
7) build as usual
8) Share and Enjoy

note: it appears that Sourceforge's SVN server was down when I was
writing this, (so I couldn't get you the right url) but it should
eventually work.

Once your comfortable with that, read the SVN book [3] and try out
some of the other clients.

[1]: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
[2]: http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=17691
[3]: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

Hope this helps,
Daniel E. Renfer (http://kronkltd.net/)

On 6/1/06, Toar <toar.imanuel@...> wrote:
> Dannes Wessels <dizzzz <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
> > These modules are available in SVN only, which will be a snapshot in
> > the near future. Do you use SVN?
>
> I'm sorry but I don't understand SVN.
> Probably I am not using it since the function calls didn't work
>

Hi,

On 6/1/06, Daniel E. Renfer <Duck@...> wrote:
> SVN is a version control system that eXist uses to keep track of
> development. (similar to CVS, which is what it used to use.)

For those who really want to live on the (bleeding) edge there is the DLN branch

http://wiki.exist-db.org/space/GetDLNfromSVN

note that DLN is still under development (not ready for "production').
However, we can support Wolfgang by providing feedback.......

regards

Dannes

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