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#6 Query refused to work
To reproduce, run the JUnit test :
"maven clean test:single
-Dtestcase=net.sf.nxqd.NxqdContainerTest"
It adds a simple document into the DB, and tries to
query it.
Regardless of the query content, the server always
reports the error :
[warning] Error while trying execute query //*: Error:
An attempt to navigate when the Context Item was not a
node was m
ade [err:XP0020]
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what is the goal of this query...it should return all docs
contained in all containers ....is this correct?
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Actually the query is unrelated to the problem error
message. I simply put it in as the simplest possible valid
xpath statement which will without fail return results.
Sorry been unresponsive - my time to be bogged down at work.
(and I have to admit, a little bit of wind forced me to
kitesurf this afternoon, against my will). Tomorrow is the
big rugby game (tri-nations, you weren't invited) so I will
be having too many barley-pops to be any good till Sunday.
By the way - I've done lots of xdoc stuff - your turn to
update the server bits.
Nice logos, perhaps we can decide on a colour scheme, plus
it needs to work in my prize Kudu bull horns somewhere. ;>
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i was curious what that grass eating beast was...i'll get
the horns into the logo.
i assume you killed that one? can i put a picture of my
manly white-tail deer? not!
now worries dude, enjoy yourself. i'm moving a bunch of
server stuff over to be all boost, all the time, and then
should get us a long way towards winbloze compat...
I've seen this kitestuff in denmark last summer. looks
pretty f**ing cool...massive air (even in DK).
unfortunately, i have 2 weights around my ankles in the form
of a three year old, and a 1 year old...
my wife already chastized me re: the logo being too
busy/distracting, so i'm gonna clean it up, and get those
horns in!
-tom
ps - i would say there is quite a pent up demand for this
thing once we go live...we need to do a sf.net promo...
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Just figured out the problem.
For some cryptic reason, Sllepycat expects a query to be of
the form
(collection("11242852817461077140497.dbxml"))//*
instead of the worldwide accepted
//*
So now I just insert manually this silly collection
reference internally, but this raises the question of what
to do if the user already has this as part of the expression?
I assume this is the tip of some special Sleepycat syntax
iceberg, and probably requires deeper thought. But for now,
it's working ok.
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Should //* equate to:
foreach container in containers
return all documents;
??
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Dunno, but it works now (returns root node).
Still don't understand what all the container() crap is -
Sleepycat has no documentation on this proprietary syntax
that I can find anywhere.
Now it's breaking my Xml:DB stuff...cos I need to use
collection() AND doc()...
HELP!