Killing the HTTP Server (AW: Xindice as a servlet?)

["W. Peschke" <Wo...@gmx.ch>]

Hello,

you wrote, that killed the HTTP-Server Section in system.xml. But how do
you access the database afterwards? Since if I kill the section, I can
not get a connection to the DB any more.

I use the syntax from the examples:

 String colstring = "xmldb:xindice:///db/things";
 DatabaseManager.registerDatabase(db);
 col = DatabaseManager.getCollection( colstring );

With the section not deleted, the database is accessable.

Thanks in advance,
Wolfram

> 4.) I removed the HTTP Server section from the system.xml file as I'm
> using Xindice internally and don't need the ior to show to the world.

Re: Killing the HTTP Server (AW: Xindice as a servlet?)

[Kimbro Staken <ks...@xmldatabases.org>]

You have to build your app against the internal database APIs rather then 
the XML:DB API.

Ideally we should have another implementation of the XML:DB API that is 
local only. It would be pretty easy to build.

On Tuesday, February 26, 2002, at 06:24 AM, W. Peschke wrote:

> Hello,
>
> you wrote, that killed the HTTP-Server Section in system.xml. But how do
> you access the database afterwards? Since if I kill the section, I can
> not get a connection to the DB any more.
>
> I use the syntax from the examples:
>
>  String colstring = "xmldb:xindice:///db/things";
>  DatabaseManager.registerDatabase(db);
>  col = DatabaseManager.getCollection( colstring );
>
> With the section not deleted, the database is accessable.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Wolfram
>
>> 4.) I removed the HTTP Server section from the system.xml file as I'm
>> using Xindice internally and don't need the ior to show to the world.
>
>
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