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Broken URLs for RPM-based repos
by Jacob Borisov 15 May '17

15 May '17

Hello. I've found that all the URLs for rpm-based repositories listed at http://basex.org/products/download/all-downloads/ are broken. For example, http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/basex:/opensuse/CentOS_7/ho… URL returns "Object not found!" error.

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Which paper to cite
by Bram Vanroy 11 May '17

11 May '17

Dear BaseX team I'd like to cite the BaseX database but I am not sure which paper I should refer to. I found all BaseX papers<http://basex.org/about-us/publications/>, but is there one specific paper that you want researchers to cite when refering to the database system? Kind regards Bram Vanroy

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BaseX stop scripts
by Thomas Daly 11 May '17

11 May '17

Hello, a) I don't see the point of the 'basexserverstop' and 'basexhttpstop' scripts. If I run the server as a foreground process, the only way of stopping it (that I'm aware of) is to press CTRL-C, in which case there is no opportunity to run 'basexserverstop'. If I run the server as a background process, how will the 'basexserverstop' script know which process ID to kill? b) Please can I have a login for the documentation wiki? I think I tried applying through the site, but didn't receive a response. Best regards, Thomas

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File name changed
by celano＠informatik.uni-leipzig.de 11 May '17

11 May '17

Hi All, It is not clear to me why, when I tried to save the result of one query in a file called 6-2.xml, BaseX automatically converted this name into 4.xml. Similar name changes happened with files I wanted to name 1-2.xml and 10-2.xml. I attach part of the query info output (with highlights for the relevant points) Query: declare variable $pp := doc("/cluster/home/g/files/all.xml")/d/t; for $s at $c in collection("/cluster/home/g/files/splitted-db/")[6] return file:write("/cluster/home/g/results2/" || 6-2 || ".xml", <sub-db>{ for $e in $s//d let $db := $pp[$e/p = ./p and $e/f = ./f] return if ($db) then element d {$e/@*, $e/*, for $u in $db/l return element e {$u/text()}} else $e }</sub-db> ) Compiling: - pre-evaluating doc("/cluster/home/g/files/all.xml") - pre-evaluating collection("/cluster/home/g/files/splitted-db/") - rewriting ((db:open-pre("splitted-db",0), ...))[position() = 6] - type check removed: $c_2 as xs:integer - pre-evaluating (6 - 2) - pre-evaluating concat("/cluster/home/g/results2/", 4, ".xml") - rewriting descendant-or-self step(s) - swapping operands: (p = $e_3/*:p) - swapping operands: (f = $e_3/*:f) - rewriting ((p = $e_3/*:p) and (f = $e_3/*:f)) to predicate(s) - pre-evaluating boolean((p = $e_3/*:p)) - pre-evaluating boolean((f = $e_3/*:f)) - rewriting singleton for to let - inlining $s_1 - converting descendant::*:d to child steps - inlining $c_2 - simplifying flwor expression Best, Giuseppe

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Re: [basex-talk] Java Modules - Constructor
by Andy Bunce 08 May '17

08 May '17

Hi Ilko, >The repo folder was completely empty. So you want to install it in the repository, using repo install? My test was installing via copying the jar to basex/lib/ where it works (for me). If I use repo install I get the same problem as you. This may be a bug/feature. It is possible that using the full EXPath Packaging [1] xar would work although I have not tried it. This would involve adding an XQuery file with expath-pkg.xml and basex.xml files to create a xar wrapping the jar, structured as here [2] The issue [3] may be relevant. Regards /Andy hello-test.jar <https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_HWsgek7hAeTjFnSFg3cGVpMXc/view?usp=drive…> [1] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Repository#Java_2 [2] https://github.com/expkg-zone58/metadata-extract/tree/master/src/main [3] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/1413 On 8 May 2017 at 11:44, kovacic <kovacic(a)dke.uni-linz.ac.at> wrote: > Hi Andy, > > I have removed all other existing modules before installing this module. > The repo folder was completely empty. > > Regards > Ilko > > Am 05.05.2017 um 19:29 schrieb Andy Bunce: > > Hi IIko > > Your code and: > > declare namespace t='org.basex.modules.Hello'; > let $obj := t:new('works for me') > return t:hello($obj) > > Returns: > > Hello works for me > > Could be be that you have multiple versions of the jar on the path? > > Regards > /Andy > > On 5 May 2017 at 11:20, kovacic <kovacic(a)dke.uni-linz.ac.at> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I am running BaseX 8.6.3 currently and struggling with the inclusion of >> modules written in Java. I have extended the Hello World example: >> >> package org.basex.modules; >> >> public class Hello { >> >> private String str = "BaseX"; >> >> public Hello() {} >> >> public Hello(String str) { >> this.str = str; >> } >> >> public String hello(final String world) { >> return "Hello " + world; >> } >> >> public String hello() { >> return "Hello " + str; >> } >> } >> >> I can pack it into a jar-file and install it successfully. My jar-file is >> structured as following: >> >> hello.jar >> - META-INF >> - MANIFEST.MF >> - org >> - basex >> - modules >> - Hello.class >> >> Here is the content of my manifest.mf: >> >> Manifest-Version: 1.0 >> Main-Class: org.basex.modules.Hello >> >> The methods of the Hello-class can be called without any problems when >> the module is imported: >> >> import module namespace t='org.basex.modules.Hello'; >> >> t:hello('text') >> >> However, when I try to explicitly create the object by calling the >> constructor (new) with arguments it fails: >> >> declare namespace t='org.basex.modules.Hello'; >> >> let $obj := t:new('test') >> >> return '' >> >> When I try to call the constructor I receive the error [XPST0017] Unknown >> function: Q{org.basex.modules.Hello}new. >> >> Since I am able to execute the FileWriter example ( >> http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Java_Bindings#Namespace_Declarations) which >> calls a constructor with an argument I would like to know if this behavior >> is a bug or if I am missing an important point. >> >> Regards, >> Ilko >> >> >> > > -- > *Ilko Kovacic* > Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter > Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik - Data & Knowledge Engineering > > > *JOHANNES KEPLER UNIVERSITÄT LINZ* > Altenberger Straße 69 > Science Park III, S3 111 > 4040 Linz, Österreich > T +43 732 2468 4286 <+43%20732%2024684286> > ilko.kovacic(a)jku.at > www.dke.jku.at >

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Java Modules - Constructor
by kovacic 05 May '17

05 May '17

Hi all, I am running BaseX 8.6.3 currently and struggling with the inclusion of modules written in Java. I have extended the Hello World example: package org.basex.modules; public class Hello { private String str = "BaseX"; public Hello() {} public Hello(String str) { this.str = str; } public String hello(final String world) { return "Hello " + world; } public String hello() { return "Hello " + str; } } I can pack it into a jar-file and install it successfully. My jar-file is structured as following: hello.jar - META-INF - MANIFEST.MF - org - basex - modules - Hello.class Here is the content of my manifest.mf: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Main-Class: org.basex.modules.Hello The methods of the Hello-class can be called without any problems when the module is imported: import module namespace t='org.basex.modules.Hello'; t:hello('text') However, when I try to explicitly create the object by calling the constructor (new) with arguments it fails: declare namespace t='org.basex.modules.Hello'; let $obj := t:new('test') return '' When I try to call the constructor I receive the error [XPST0017] Unknown function: Q{org.basex.modules.Hello}new. Since I am able to execute the FileWriter example (http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Java_Bindings#Namespace_Declarations) which calls a constructor with an argument I would like to know if this behavior is a bug or if I am missing an important point. Regards, Ilko

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BaseX scaling and real-time analytics
by Simon Wong 25 Apr '17

25 Apr '17

I'm doing a BaseX evaluation to characterize its performance with my use case. In my use case, I am receiving XML files over the network at a rate of about 100 / sec. I want to insert them into BaseX and perform real-time analytics. These XML files ranges from 20 to 50 nodes and in general has a similar strucuture. I will be periodically running XQuerys on this dataset. I am using the network API in Python to add documents in a tight loop to determine throughput. I notice that when the database is empty, adding 1000 documents takes about 1 second. When the database is loaded up with 30,000 documents, adding these 1000 documents takes about 5 seconds. I was able to get much better scaling with AUTOFLUSH off, and periodically executing a flush command. So far with a million documents in the database, adding documents seem to take close to constant time which is great. I haven't gotten to optimizing queries yet. Doing some simple aggregate queries like count(//), it looks like the query time scales linearly with the number of documents in the database. Are there any general strategies to optimizing real-time analytics use cases? Any options that can be tuned to increase document insertion and query speeds and scaling? Or perhaps indexing options that might work better for a dataset that is always changing and increasing? Thanks, - Simon

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db:backups, db:ouptut order of operations.
by France Baril 21 Apr '17

21 Apr '17

Hi, What am I doing wrong? It was my impression that db:ouput was not executed until the database updates were completed. However, when I execute: let $db-name := 'Inve' return ( db:create-backup($db-name), db:output(db:backups($db-name)) ) The list of backups returned doesn't include the backup just added by db:create-backup(). I just tried with 8.6.3 to make sure it wasn't an older issue. Thanks! -- France Baril Architecte documentaire / Documentation architect france.baril(a)architextus.com

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Re: [basex-talk] Get session config info
by Bram Vanroy 20 Apr '17

20 Apr '17

Hi Christian Do you mean a basex admin, a sys admin, or something else? Thanks Op 20 apr. 2017 13:41 schreef Christian Grün <christian.gruen(a)gmail.com>: Hi Bram, Users with admin permissions can request the database path via "db:system()//dbpath". Hope this helps, Christian On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 2:13 PM, Bram Vanroy <bram.vanroy1(a)student.kuleuven.be> wrote: > Hi List > > > > In a .basex file we can set the destination of our database. If we then > create a server, and create a database using a client, the BaseX-files will > be created in that directory. Is it possible to get the path to this > directory from within the client? In Perl I tried running the following > command after looking through the basex client, but I got an ‘undef’: > > > > my $session = Session->new($host, $port, $user, $pw); > > my $t = $session->info; > > $session->close; > > > > print $t; > > > > Any ideas how to get the configuration values for a basex server from a > (Perl) client? > > > > Thank you > > > > > > Bram > >

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Get session config info
by Bram Vanroy 20 Apr '17

20 Apr '17

Hi List In a .basex file we can set the destination of our database. If we then create a server, and create a database using a client, the BaseX-files will be created in that directory. Is it possible to get the path to this directory from within the client? In Perl I tried running the following command after looking through the basex client, but I got an 'undef': my $session = Session->new($host, $port, $user, $pw); my $t = $session->info; $session->close; print $t; Any ideas how to get the configuration values for a basex server from a (Perl) client? Thank you Bram

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