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Re: [basex-talk] BaseX start up questions
by Christian Grün 25 Mar '13

25 Mar '13

Hi Erik, > For testing I created a single database with only 1000 documents > (about 800 KB each) and noticed that memory consumption was around 250 > MB in the GUI tool as soon as I opened the database. to get the real memory consumption, please click on the memory indicator in the lower right corner of the GUI. Next, you can deactivate the visualizations to save some additional memory. > I also noticed that it will take around 1 second to open the database > which could become a problem because I want to use BaseX as the > backend database for a RESTless service where state is not preserved > between HTTP requests. Do you refer to the time that’s required by the GUI, or more low-level calls? Best, Christian

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BaseX Server RestXQ total beginners example
by zanzinger＠alice-dsl.de 25 Mar '13

25 Mar '13

Dear BaseX-Community, I try to access my BaseX-Database or Collection over the Web-Interface. This is what I´ve done so far: 1) Installed Jetty und started it. 2) Downloaded the BaseX76.war, extracted it to the folder BaseX76 and placed the folder in the Directory "<user>/jetty/webapps". 3) Now I started my Browser (Safari) and went to "http://localhost:8080" => Ok, the jetty-Startpage on my local web server is shown. 4) Now on the Browser, I navigate to "http://localhost:8080/BaseX76/" => OK, the Welcome-Page of baseX-Http-Services is shown. On this page, I click on the link "RestXQ and I get the Page "Welcome to the RestXQ-Service" which has the path "<user>/jetty/webapps/BaseX76/restxq/restxq.xqm". The examples HelloWorld and HelloUniverse give the right responses. 5) I modified the response of the POST-Handler (form) to find out, if this is the right place to do such things: (This is the modified content:) -------------- declare %restxq:path("form/") %restxq:POST %restxq:form-param("message","{$message}", "'no message delivered'") function page:hello-postman($message as xs:string) { let $ZaVar := 'Dies ist Dieter' let $ZaVar2 := ' und dies ist Anne' return <response> <title>Hello!</title> <info>It seems you posted a message: { $message }</info> <Za> Dies ist mein Text in Zrestxq und { $ZaVar } { $ZaVar2 } </Za> </response> ---------------- => my changes are given as response when I click on the Button of the "Welcome to the RestXQ-Service" page. So far, everything works. 6) My question is now: a) How do I access my local BaseX-Database (named "ZaTest", which I created and queried successfully by use of the BaseX-Gui? b) Are there examples or does anybody give me an advice, which settings in the jetty-preferences-files I do have to change, or what text I do have to put into the file "<user>/jetty/webapps/BaseX76/restxq/restxq.xqm". c) Where (which Filepath) do I have to place the Database-Folder "ZaTest", which I created with the Gui? d) If I have to connect or open or close the database - how is this done with the restxq-Interface (please example(s)). ------- Thanks in advance. I think, this is a real beginner´s example for people like me, which are very new to jetty and baseX, as well to restxq. I searched all documentation, but didn´t find, what I needed. Sincerely Dieter Zanzinger zanzinger(a)alice-dsl.de

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BaseX start up questions
by Erik F. Andersen 25 Mar '13

25 Mar '13

Hello all, I'm considering BaseX for a project of mine but before I go any further I have a few questions. First some facts: - I need to store up to perhaps 50.000 documents in each database (collection) at about 1MB in average size. - One database will be queried of up to 5 users at a time on average, each one issuing 50 times more reads than writes. I would say perhaps 50 rather simple reads (queries) a minute (most queries will be done against a single document at a time). - Ideally each server should host up to 50 such databases. Now to my questions: 1) Will the number of databases have a performance hit (degredation) on the system as a whole other than that caused be the extra number of concurrent users? 2) Can I expect a performance hit on a given database related to the number of concurrent users on that database, even if those users are mostly quering different documents? 3) Will the number of documents in a given database have a performance hit on queries done against that database? 4) Are there any limitations in BaseX that I should possibly be aware of? I would also like to know what my options are for backing up the databases (preferably while in use), and what I can do to repair a database if a document somehow become corrupted due to a software malfunction? Finally I would like to hear if BaseX is being used for other critical applications other than mine where stability and fast response times is essential? Thank you for your time, Regards Erik

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Old EQName syntax
by Florent Georges 24 Mar '13

24 Mar '13

Hi, The wiki page at http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Java_Bindings contains the following example: Q{java:java.lang.Math}cos(xs:double(0)) which if I am right is the old syntax for EQNames, which should be now: "java:java.lang.Math":cos(xs:double(0)) Just in case. Regards, -- Florent Georges http://fgeorges.org/ http://h2oconsulting.be/

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replace value vs. insert node
by Cerstin Elisabeth Mahlow 24 Mar '13

24 Mar '13

Hi, in terms of performance, is it cheaper to update the value of an existing node or to insert a node with that value? I'm not sure if I should create empty nodes or nodes with a default-value in the first place and when users specify values these nodes will be updated. Or if I insert nodes with these values when users specify them in the web interface. Values are short texts like "yes" or "no". The value of the one node I have to update in any case is a longer text with some markup in it (for highlighting purposes of single tokens). UPDINDEX for the DB is set and I will have to optimize the index after each user interaction, because I need the fulltext index in the next interaction. So the options are actually these: - insert 6 nodes, replace value of 1 node, optimize - replace values of 7 nodes, optimize Thanks in advance and best regards Cerstin -- Dr. phil. Cerstin Mahlow Universität Basel Departement Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaften Fachbereich Deutsche Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft Nadelberg 4 4051 Basel Schweiz Tel: +41 61 267 07 65 Fax: +41 61 267 34 40 Mail: cerstin.mahlow(a)unibas.ch Web: http://www.oldphras.net

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BaseX start up questions
by Erik F. Andersen 24 Mar '13

24 Mar '13

Hello all, first of all I'm sorry if this become a repost but I don't think that my mail made it the first time... I'm considering BaseX for a project of mine but before I go any further I have a few questions. First some facts: - I need to store up to perhaps 50.000 documents in each database (collection) at about 1MB in average size. - One database will be queried of up to 5 users at a time on average, each one issuing 50 times more reads than writes. I would say perhaps 50 rather simple reads (queries) a minute (most queries will be done against a single document at a time). - Ideally each server should host up to 50 such databases. Now to my questions: 1) Will the number of databases have a performance hit (degredation) on the system as a whole other than that caused be the extra number of concurrent users? 2) Can I expect a performance hit on a given database related to the number of concurrent users on that database, even if those users are mostly quering different documents? 3) Will the number of documents in a given database have a performance hit on queries done against that database? 4) Are there any limitations in BaseX that I should possibly be aware of? I would also like to know what my options are for backing up the databases (preferably while in use), and what I can do to repair a database if a document somehow become corrupted due to a software malfunction? Finally I would like to hear if BaseX is being used for other critical applications other than mine where stability and fast response times is essential? Thank you for your time, Regards Erik

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Re: [basex-talk] Out of Main Memory
by Hans-Juergen Rennau 22 Mar '13

22 Mar '13

Dear Fabrice, thank you for your response! The crash happened during db creation (using db:create). Interesting idea to disable indexes - I will try this out. Hans-Juergen ________________________________ Von: Fabrice Etanchaud <fetanchaud(a)questel.com> An: Hans-Juergen Rennau <hrennau(a)yahoo.de> Gesendet: 14:08 Freitag, 22.März 2013 Betreff: RE: [basex-talk] Out of Main Memory Dear Hans-Juergen, Did it happen during db creation, or during index creation (in that case, the collection is available and can be opened) ? With big collections like this, I usually disable indices before creation, and create them later. Best, Fabrice

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Out of Main Memory
by Hans-Juergen Rennau 22 Mar '13

22 Mar '13

Dear BaseX team, trying to create a database from a document with a size of 6.5 GB I get this error: "Out of Main Memory". Using the latest snapshot. Could this be expected? I suppose that data loading is done in a streaming fashion? Is there something I can do to upload a doc of that size? Thank you very much for hints, Hans-Juergen

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Using BaseX in Java - doc?
by Florent Georges 22 Mar '13

22 Mar '13

Hi, I was looking on http://docs.basex.org/ after documentation on integrating BaseX within a Java application, but couldn't find any. Did I miss them? In a few words, I have a Java webapp running in Tomcat, and I'd like to use a BaseX database for the storage. Can I embed it completely? Do I have to start a server as a completely separate process? Regards, -- Florent Georges http://fgeorges.org/ http://h2oconsulting.be/

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reverse proxy basex behind nginx
by pw＠themail.co.uk 21 Mar '13

21 Mar '13

Hello List I have basex 7.7 beta running in http server mode with httplocal = false. Access and searches either with the client direct to the BaseX server, or via restxq called directly on the server are a few tens of milliseconds. I have the BaseX httpserver accessible to the external network through a nginx reverse proxy. traceroute shows that a call gets to the machine in about 120ms. However, access and searches of the Basex database from the network are in the order of tens of seconds. I would appreciate details of more successful proxying, and also any hints on the nginx - basex coupling. Many thanks Peter

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