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Xindince Data & servlet interaction.
I have finally managed to get the AddressBook example working (thanks Gary and
Andy), but "where" is the data stored? I believe that it makes a connection to
the db.com server. How would I set this to store data to local machine.
Another question I have is how would I "integrate" this with Apache-Tomcat,
because that would effectively allow Servlets to interact with the database.
I have seen that the AddressBook example uses JSPs, is there a special
directory structure to go with this in Xindice (like the Tomcat webapps-->WEB-
INF-->classes)?
Gul
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Re: Xindince Data & servlet interaction.
Posted by Michael Piek <mi...@gmx.ch>.
Try to run the Addressbook from Tomcat. You can then access with:
http://127.0.0.1:8080/Addressbook
See the Readme in the Xindice-Folder (../java/examples/Addressbook)
for more detail.
Mike
Am Sonntag den, 1. September 2002, um 14:57, schrieb
G.Akbar@Bradford.ac.uk:
> There isnt a folder/file at /db/addressbook/addressbook.tbl. I
> understand the
> problem im having; I am running the AddressBook example from the
> xmldb.com
> server. So now, my questions are, how would I set up the example on
> Local
> machine, and what should the URL be to access this?
> (http://localhost:4080/db/AddressBook - this doesnt work)
>
> Thanks
> Gul
>
> Quoting Michael Piek <mi...@gmx.ch>:
>
>> The Data is stored in the xindice-directory in
>> /db/addressbook/addressbook.tbl
>>
>> There it is, but how can we get a native XML Database out of this File?
>>
>> like addressbook.xml???
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> Am Sonntag den, 1. September 2002, um 00:24, schrieb
>> G.Akbar@Bradford.ac.uk:
>>
>>> I have finally managed to get the AddressBook example working (thanks
>>
>>> Gary and
>>> Andy), but "where" is the data stored? I believe that it makes a
>>> connection to
>>> the db.com server. How would I set this to store data to local
>> machine.
>>>
>>> Another question I have is how would I "integrate" this with
>>> Apache-Tomcat,
>>> because that would effectively allow Servlets to interact with the
>>> database.
>>> I have seen that the AddressBook example uses JSPs, is there a
>> special
>>> directory structure to go with this in Xindice (like the Tomcat
>>> webapps-->WEB-
>>> INF-->classes)?
>>>
>>> Gul
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>
>>
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Re: Xindince Data & servlet interaction.
Posted by G....@Bradford.ac.uk.
There isnt a folder/file at /db/addressbook/addressbook.tbl. I understand the
problem im having; I am running the AddressBook example from the xmldb.com
server. So now, my questions are, how would I set up the example on Local
machine, and what should the URL be to access this?
(http://localhost:4080/db/AddressBook - this doesnt work)
Thanks
Gul
Quoting Michael Piek <mi...@gmx.ch>:
> The Data is stored in the xindice-directory in
> /db/addressbook/addressbook.tbl
>
> There it is, but how can we get a native XML Database out of this File?
>
> like addressbook.xml???
>
> Mike
>
> Am Sonntag den, 1. September 2002, um 00:24, schrieb
> G.Akbar@Bradford.ac.uk:
>
> > I have finally managed to get the AddressBook example working (thanks
>
> > Gary and
> > Andy), but "where" is the data stored? I believe that it makes a
> > connection to
> > the db.com server. How would I set this to store data to local
> machine.
> >
> > Another question I have is how would I "integrate" this with
> > Apache-Tomcat,
> > because that would effectively allow Servlets to interact with the
> > database.
> > I have seen that the AddressBook example uses JSPs, is there a
> special
> > directory structure to go with this in Xindice (like the Tomcat
> > webapps-->WEB-
> > INF-->classes)?
> >
> > Gul
> >
> >
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> >
> >
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Re: Xindince Data & servlet interaction.
Posted by Michael Piek <mi...@gmx.ch>.
The Data is stored in the xindice-directory in
/db/addressbook/addressbook.tbl
There it is, but how can we get a native XML Database out of this File?
like addressbook.xml???
Mike
Am Sonntag den, 1. September 2002, um 00:24, schrieb
G.Akbar@Bradford.ac.uk:
> I have finally managed to get the AddressBook example working (thanks
> Gary and
> Andy), but "where" is the data stored? I believe that it makes a
> connection to
> the db.com server. How would I set this to store data to local machine.
>
> Another question I have is how would I "integrate" this with
> Apache-Tomcat,
> because that would effectively allow Servlets to interact with the
> database.
> I have seen that the AddressBook example uses JSPs, is there a special
> directory structure to go with this in Xindice (like the Tomcat
> webapps-->WEB-
> INF-->classes)?
>
> Gul
>
>
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