[Exist-open] Antw: RE: export file

[Markus K. <mar...@bs...>]

No, all I need is an XQuery function that exports an XML file in the
database to the local filesystem. But I guess file:serialize is the
winner here ;-)


>>> "Erik Siegel" <erik@Xatapult.nl> schrieb am 12.6.2012 um 03:17 PM
in Nachricht
<00ad01cd489d$c73f9270$55beb750$@Xatapult.nl>:
> Is exporting by "download link" (user clicks download, file gets
downloaded) 
> something that can help you? I just spent some time figuring out how
to do 
> this right and failsafe (for both XML and binary files in the db).  
>  
> Erik Siegel 
>  
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- 
> Van: Markus Kaindl [mailto:mar...@bs...]  
> Verzonden: dinsdag 12 juni 2012 13:54 
> Aan: exi...@li... 
> Onderwerp: [Exist-open] export file 
>  
> hi guys, 
>  
> is there another possibility to export a (xml) document stored in the

> database (standalone server) than using file:serialize? 
>  
> thanks, 
> markus 
>  
>
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