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Posted to xindice-users@xml.apache.org by Steven Cummings <st...@yahoo.com> on 2003/07/25 22:19:13 UTC
[WinXP][jdk1.4.1_02][Xindice-1.1b2-cvs] db is not constructed appropriately.
Hello all,
Is anybody else currently trying to build and run current cvs-checkout? It
appears to be build as 1.1b2. It is exhibiting a very strange problem and I've
reproduced both in my custom application where Xindice is embedded and with the
default war-file that is built from the checkout.
My environment is in the subject line above. The gist of the problem is that it
created subcollection folders at the JVM's current-working-directory, which in
this case is $CATALINA_HOME (aka $TOMCAT_HOME). I've constantly had a quirky
side effect that a folder called "db" is placed here, but left empty while my
own data under WEB-INF/db is successfuly used. But now "SysConfig" and
"SysSymbols" are placed here (no "db" folder) and none of my data can be found.
Have a done something glaringly wrong or is the current cvs really just that
much in flux that I need to re-check my configuration or initializatoin code.
XindiceServlet seems to only have one change, which is how the Database
instance is created.
If anybody has any clues about this, let me know, thanks. If this is really a
problem I've found, I would post this description as a bug if I don't hear that
there are known outstanding issues from the devs. Thanks.
/S
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Re: [WinXP][jdk1.4.1_02][Xindice-1.1b2-cvs] db is not constructed appropriately.
Posted by Steven Cummings <st...@yahoo.com>.
Julian,
--- Julian <ce...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I also have the same problem. Although my db still
> seems to repsond properly, it may conflict with
My db is not still responding any better, I wonder why the different symptom in
this aspect? Thomas, what about in your case?
> database folder naming schemas and data backup
> scripts. I posted before (although a few details are
> changed) about my observations and actions regarding
> this problem:
>
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xindice-users&m=105897183723803&w=2
>
> I have to add that I was wrong in the posting and that
> my java code is not functioning any better than the
> command line. Also, the "SysConfig" and "SysSymbols"
> tables are no longer created in the "system" directory
> as with 1.1b1, but at the db basedir (or working
> directory of the terminal). All these effects and
> those in my previous posting have occured using the
> xindice-embed protocol (-l option), current CVS, and
> j2sdk 1.4.1.
that pretty much describes what I'm getting exactly, except I don't use the
command-line interface at all, so terminal translates to the directory I
started Tomcat in.
>
> HTH,
> Julian
>
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Re: [WinXP][jdk1.4.1_02][Xindice-1.1b2-cvs] db is not constructed appropriately.
Posted by Julian <ce...@yahoo.com>.
I also have the same problem. Although my db still
seems to repsond properly, it may conflict with
database folder naming schemas and data backup
scripts. I posted before (although a few details are
changed) about my observations and actions regarding
this problem:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xindice-users&m=105897183723803&w=2
I have to add that I was wrong in the posting and that
my java code is not functioning any better than the
command line. Also, the "SysConfig" and "SysSymbols"
tables are no longer created in the "system" directory
as with 1.1b1, but at the db basedir (or working
directory of the terminal). All these effects and
those in my previous posting have occured using the
xindice-embed protocol (-l option), current CVS, and
j2sdk 1.4.1.
HTH,
Julian
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Re: [WinXP][jdk1.4.1_02][Xindice-1.1b2-cvs] db is not constructed appropriately.
Posted by Steven Cummings <st...@yahoo.com>.
Thomas,
No, I went back to 1.1b1 for now. Now that we have two people with the same
problem I'd like to hear that someone is actually testing successfully with cvs
builds right now. That way I can tell if it's a showstopper and no-one else is
trying the recent builds, or if they are using them and the problem should be
pinpointed. It such a random problem that it's ignoring the XINDICE_HOME and
configuration that I wouldn't know what small change in the sources would cause
the problem. Thanks for the response.
/S
--- Thomas Felber <xi...@fhf-wi.de> wrote:
> Hi Steven,
>
> i've got exactly the same problem - only difference ist version of
> tomcat (4.1.18) - but ich think that doesn't matter.
>
> Have you found the problem?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Thomas
>
> On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 22:19, Steven Cummings wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > Is anybody else currently trying to build and run current cvs-checkout? It
> > appears to be build as 1.1b2. It is exhibiting a very strange problem and
> I've
> > reproduced both in my custom application where Xindice is embedded and with
> the
> > default war-file that is built from the checkout.
> >
> > My environment is in the subject line above. The gist of the problem is
> that it
> > created subcollection folders at the JVM's current-working-directory, which
> in
> > this case is $CATALINA_HOME (aka $TOMCAT_HOME). I've constantly had a
> quirky
> > side effect that a folder called "db" is placed here, but left empty while
> my
> > own data under WEB-INF/db is successfuly used. But now "SysConfig" and
> > "SysSymbols" are placed here (no "db" folder) and none of my data can be
> found.
> >
> > Have a done something glaringly wrong or is the current cvs really just
> that
> > much in flux that I need to re-check my configuration or initializatoin
> code.
> > XindiceServlet seems to only have one change, which is how the Database
> > instance is created.
> >
> > If anybody has any clues about this, let me know, thanks. If this is really
> a
> > problem I've found, I would post this description as a bug if I don't hear
> that
> > there are known outstanding issues from the devs. Thanks.
> >
> > /S
> >
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Re: [WinXP][jdk1.4.1_02][Xindice-1.1b2-cvs] db is not constructed
appropriately.
Posted by Thomas Felber <xi...@fhf-wi.de>.
Hi Steven,
i've got exactly the same problem - only difference ist version of
tomcat (4.1.18) - but ich think that doesn't matter.
Have you found the problem?
Cheers,
Thomas
On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 22:19, Steven Cummings wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Is anybody else currently trying to build and run current cvs-checkout? It
> appears to be build as 1.1b2. It is exhibiting a very strange problem and I've
> reproduced both in my custom application where Xindice is embedded and with the
> default war-file that is built from the checkout.
>
> My environment is in the subject line above. The gist of the problem is that it
> created subcollection folders at the JVM's current-working-directory, which in
> this case is $CATALINA_HOME (aka $TOMCAT_HOME). I've constantly had a quirky
> side effect that a folder called "db" is placed here, but left empty while my
> own data under WEB-INF/db is successfuly used. But now "SysConfig" and
> "SysSymbols" are placed here (no "db" folder) and none of my data can be found.
>
> Have a done something glaringly wrong or is the current cvs really just that
> much in flux that I need to re-check my configuration or initializatoin code.
> XindiceServlet seems to only have one change, which is how the Database
> instance is created.
>
> If anybody has any clues about this, let me know, thanks. If this is really a
> problem I've found, I would post this description as a bug if I don't hear that
> there are known outstanding issues from the devs. Thanks.
>
> /S
>
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Re: [WinXP][jdk1.4.1_02][Xindice-1.1b2-cvs] db is not constructed appropriately.
Posted by Steven Cummings <st...@yahoo.com>.
I guess I forgot one detail, althought I don't know that it matters:
Servlet container: Tomcat 4.1.24-LE-jdk14
Thanks,
/S
--- Steven Cummings <st...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Is anybody else currently trying to build and run current cvs-checkout? It
> appears to be build as 1.1b2. It is exhibiting a very strange problem and
> I've
> reproduced both in my custom application where Xindice is embedded and with
> the
> default war-file that is built from the checkout.
>
> My environment is in the subject line above. The gist of the problem is that
> it
> created subcollection folders at the JVM's current-working-directory, which
> in
> this case is $CATALINA_HOME (aka $TOMCAT_HOME). I've constantly had a quirky
> side effect that a folder called "db" is placed here, but left empty while my
> own data under WEB-INF/db is successfuly used. But now "SysConfig" and
> "SysSymbols" are placed here (no "db" folder) and none of my data can be
> found.
>
> Have a done something glaringly wrong or is the current cvs really just that
> much in flux that I need to re-check my configuration or initializatoin code.
> XindiceServlet seems to only have one change, which is how the Database
> instance is created.
>
> If anybody has any clues about this, let me know, thanks. If this is really a
> problem I've found, I would post this description as a bug if I don't hear
> that
> there are known outstanding issues from the devs. Thanks.
>
> /S
>
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> Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software
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