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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by Antonio Jean Claude <jc...@sopragroup.com> on 2004/01/06 17:52:40 UTC
SlideAPI: SearchHelper
Hello again Sliders,
I try to use the SearchQuery (see code below) but I have no clue on how to use the String grammarUri and the Element searchRequestElement.
I looked in the newsgroup archive without success.
Does anyone know how to construct a simple query on name?
Thanks. I'm using Slide2.0
JClaude
Search searchHelper = token.getSearchHelper();
SearchQuery searchQuery = searchHelper.createSearchQuery
(grammarUri?, searchRequestElement?, slideToken, maxDepth);
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Re: SlideAPI: SearchHelper
Posted by Christophe <ch...@sword-technologies.com>.
If I remember correctly, searchRequestElement is a xml jdom element
which contains the complete search criteria. the grammareUri is the
namespace uri defined in this jdom element.
There is a sample in :
jakarta-slide\src\webdav\server\org\apache\slide\webdav\method\SearchMethod.java.
So, we are at least 2 (you and me :-) ) who are using Slide without the
webdav layer.
Now, I have a question for the committers : is it not interesting to
have less coupling between the webdav layer and this search helper
class. My point of view is it is better to have a real "data object"
instead of a jdom element.
I have no idea on how to build this jdom element if I'm not using the
webdav layer. Or at least, maybe someone can point to a document which
describe how to build those parameters.
Christophe
Antonio Jean Claude wrote:
>Hello again Sliders,
>
>I try to use the SearchQuery (see code below) but I have no clue on how to use the String grammarUri and the Element searchRequestElement.
>I looked in the newsgroup archive without success.
>Does anyone know how to construct a simple query on name?
>
>Thanks. I'm using Slide2.0
>
>JClaude
>
>Search searchHelper = token.getSearchHelper();
>SearchQuery searchQuery = searchHelper.createSearchQuery
> (grammarUri?, searchRequestElement?, slideToken, maxDepth);
>
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