From: Jim S. <ji...@qu...> - 2003-05-30 02:07:37
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Per section 2.3. of http://exist-db.org/deployment.html, "HTTP Support in the Stand-Alone Server", I have been trying to follow the example http://localhost:8088/?_xpath=document(*)//SPEECH[SPEAKER%26="juliet"] and variations thereof. IE simply complains that it can't display the pages. This is after downloading the source distribution, starting the server, and adding the sample shakespeare collection of docs using the command-line tool. On the other hand, the vanilla Web server URLs work fine, e.g. http://localhost:8080/exist/simple/xquery.xsp and http://localhost:8080/exist/xadmin.xsp What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Jim Jim Stauffer Quote.com / Terra Lycos Phone 650-428-5026 Fax 650-428-5111 |
From: Wolfgang M. <me...@if...> - 2003-05-30 12:17:52
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The URL http://localhost:8088/?_xpath=document(*)//SPEECH[SPEAKER%26="juliet"] works on my standard installation. I assume you have correctly started the stand-alone server by calling bin\server.bat? Silly question, but I just would like to be sure. The only problem I have found occurrs if you retrieve a document containing an <?xsl-stylesheet?> instruction. IE then tries to load the referenced stylesheet from the db. If the file is not in the database, you get an error. Best regards, Wolfgang On Thursday 29 May 2003 10:06 pm, Jim Stauffer wrote: > Per section 2.3. of http://exist-db.org/deployment.html, > "HTTP Support in the Stand-Alone Server", > I have been trying to follow the example > > and variations thereof. > > IE simply complains that it can't display the pages. > > This is after downloading the source distribution, starting the server, and > adding the sample shakespeare collection of docs using the command-line > tool. > > On the other hand, the vanilla Web server URLs work fine, e.g. > http://localhost:8080/exist/simple/xquery.xsp > and > http://localhost:8080/exist/xadmin.xsp |