Re: [PyWrapper-users] Question regarding results

[<jc...@in...>]

Hi Renato,

Thanks for the reply. I solved the problem. The problem was indeed in =
the
definition of my view file. I just defined on more level under the root
element. My view was like this:

/ViewSpecies/ViewName
/ViewSpecies/ViewKingdom
/ViewSpecies/ViewHabitat

I added one more level /Dataset/ and everything worked fine.

/Dataset/ViewSpecies/ViewName
/Dataset/ViewSpecies/ViewKingdom
/Dataset/ViewSpecies/ViewHabitat

Thanks for the information,
Jose Cuadra


-----Original Message-----
From: Renato De Giovanni [mailto:re...@cr...]=20
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 5:24 AM
To: pyw...@li...
Cc: Jose Cuadra
Subject: Re: [PyWrapper-users] Question regarding results

Hi Jose,

It's difficult to tell what's going on without looking at the view=20
definition and also without knowing about the underlying database=20
mapping. But I would guess that your definition of element=20
<ViewSpecies> probably lacks an attribute: maxOccurs=3D"unbounded".

Hope this helps,
--
Renato

On 7 Jun 2006 at 19:41, Jose Cuadra wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Currently I installed and ran some queries on the pywrapper.
> I managed to install the pywrapper and did all the configuring to map=20
> it to a little test-database I created.
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> My question, for the moment is that when the pywrapper returns me the=20
> results, they come in this format:
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> <search>
>  <ViewSpecies>
>   <ViewName>Aspasia principissa</ViewName>=20
>   <ViewName>Balantiopteryx plicata</ViewName>=20
>   <ViewName>Caluromys derbianus</ViewName>=20
>   <ViewKingdom>Plantae</ViewKingdom>
>   <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom>
>   <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom>
>   <ViewHabitat>Bosques muy humedos.</ViewHabitat>=20
>   <ViewHabitat>Bosques secos, bosques de=20
> galeria.</ViewHabitat>=20
>   <ViewHabitat>Bosques humedos, secos</ViewHabitat>=20
>  </ViewSpecies>
>  <summary start=3D"0" totalMatched=3D"7"next=3D"5" />=20
> </search>
>=20
>=20
> I was reading the Tapir Wiki (the examples) and I saw that the data=20
> should not be returned that way, instead it should be returned=20
> following the clear separation between related elements, something=20
> like this maybe:
>=20
> <search>
>  <ViewSpecies>
>   <ViewName>Aspasia principissa</ViewName>=20
> <ViewKingdom>Plantae</ViewKingdom>
> <ViewHabitat>Bosques muy humedos.</ViewHabitat>
>  </ViewSpecies>
>  <ViewSpecies>
>   <ViewName>Balantiopteryx plicata</ViewName>=20
> <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom>
> <ViewHabitat>Bosques secos, bosques de galeria.</ViewHabitat>
>  </ViewSpecies>
>  <ViewSpecies>
>   <ViewName>Caluromys derbianus</ViewName> =20
>   <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom>=20
>   <ViewHabitat>Bosques humedos, secos</ViewHabitat>=20
>  </ViewSpecies>
>  <summary start=3D"0" totalMatched=3D"7"next=3D"5" />=20
> </search>
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> I=B4ve had more experience with the DiGIR requests/responses syntax,=20
> and this is why I am asking this question.
> I would really appreciate if you could clarify to me if this is a=20
> pywrapper issue, a protocol issue, or an issue with any configuration=20
> I did badly on my side, like for example a bad-defined view.
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> Thanks for the help,
> Jose Cuadra