Elliotte Rusty Harold

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  • Comment: Static HTML for Function documentation

    i.e. http://demo.exist-db.org/exist/xquery/functions.xql.

    2010-01-07 12:14:28 UTC in eXist

  • Static HTML for Function documentation

    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 in eXist

  • Sandbox should clear results on error

    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 in eXist

  • Comment: Don't confirm install directory

    The same problem exists for the data directory.

    2010-01-05 10:54:48 UTC in eXist

  • don't store data in /Applications

    /Applications/eXist/webapp/WEB-INF/data is not the right place for data on Mac OS X. /Applications is not backed up by default by many programs. ~/eXist/webapp/WEB-INF/data or ~/Documents//Applications/eXist/webapp/WEB-INF/data might be better for user specific databases. maybe /eXist/webapp/WEB-INF/data or /Users/Shared/eXist/webapp/WEB-INF/data for system wide databases.

    2010-01-05 10:38:19 UTC in eXist

  • Don't confirm install directory

    Please don't put up a pointless pop-up in the installer asking me to confirm the install directory. (Confirm selected directory: /Applications/exist) I already told it where it goes.

    2010-01-05 10:27:36 UTC in eXist

  • application/xml not text/xml

    The documentation at http://exist.sourceforge.net/devguide_xquery.html says that However, what you see is probably not what you expected: depending on your web browser, you will get the raw XML (or rather HTML) of the page. Obviously, the browser does not recognize it as HTML yet. This happens because, by default, the REST server sets the Content-Type header in the HTTP response to...

    2009-12-24 22:35:17 UTC in eXist

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