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This issue should be fixed. Close?.
2010-01-07 21:11:03 UTC by shabanovd
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A static version is already available, see http://demo.exist-db.org/exist/functions/
It allows you to browse to functions using an URL pattern like /functions/module/function, e.g. /functions/xmldb/store.
You get there by either clicking on the "Link" next to a function search result on the main function search page or through the Examples page. I agree we should provide a more visible...
2010-01-07 14:30:17 UTC by wolfgang_m
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i.e. http://demo.exist-db.org/exist/xquery/functions.xql.
2010-01-07 12:14:28 UTC by elharo
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Make and serve static (or dynamic) HTML for the function documentation rather than requiring users to fill out a form and search first. This would be easier to browse and much more search engine friendly.
2010-01-07 12:13:49 UTC by elharo
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1. Enter a query int he sandbox that gives a bunch of results. I get a message like this:
Found 982 in 0 seconds.
2. Enter and attempt to execute a second query that has a syntax error. Results panel still says "Found 982 in 0 seconds." It shouldn't say this. It should probably indicate that there was an error instead.
This can be confusing since the error box doesn't open...
2010-01-07 11:59:43 UTC by elharo
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These two lines where impossible to find. The earlier code examples did not explain the encodings.
String simpleMd5 = MessageDigester.md5(passwd, true);
String digest = MessageDigester.md5(user + ":exist:" + passwd, false);
In Perl:
my $digest1 = md5_base64 $password;
my $digest2 = md5_hex "$user:exist:$password";
It works! Bug can be closed! Thanks!
2010-01-06 23:49:40 UTC by markov3
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The first reported error is: "Response: faultString No method matching arguments: [B", which is not an "empty"
The second may need to be rephrased: from the docs I cannot see how the "Compile" works. If there is no answer to a "compile()", then how can I refer to the cached compiled result?.
2010-01-06 23:23:09 UTC by markov3
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Here's some Java code which does create a new user. Login with the new user and password works as well:
@Test
public void testSetUser() {
try {
String user = "rudi";
String passwd = "pass";
String simpleMd5 = MessageDigester.md5(passwd, true);
String digest = MessageDigester.md5(user + ":exist:" + passwd, false);...
2010-01-06 23:06:14 UTC by wolfgang_m
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The method seems to work as expected. It returns an empty map if the compilation succeeded. The compiled expression is cached on the server and will not be returned.
If compile fails with an error, you will get a map in which the key "error" points to the compiler's error message. "line" and "column" point to the locatoin of the error - if available. The following Java test passes:
@Test.
2010-01-06 22:38:13 UTC by wolfgang_m
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I would recommend that the data directory for OS X become: /Library/eXist/data.
2010-01-06 16:45:52 UTC by ixitar
