Hi Dirk,
Indeed, you’re absolutely right, this has nothing to do with basex, obviously some streams using the file are not cleaned up correctly in our java application. Sorry for bothering you…
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An: Julien Charon
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Betreff: Re: [basex-talk] ADD command
Hello Julien,
you might have to include more details here what is not working with File.delete(). It does not really sound like a BaseX problem to me, as you can do what you want successfully using the GUI version. You are correct with your assumption that the file is copied (and stored in an internal format) when it is added to the database. The same thing should haben when you use BaseX emebedded in your java application.
Why File.delete() on your original XML data fails seems to me to be unrelated to BaseX (because it is just a file in the file system), maybe it is a permission problem?! However, as the original file isn't touched by BaseX and can't see a conflict here with BaseX.
Cheers
Dirk
On 10/09/2015 02:54 PM, Julien Charon wrote:
Hi,
I have some trouble using the ADD command, but maybe I’m not understanding the command correctly.
We have a java application that runs basex (7.7) embedded. I’m using the Add class/command to add an XML file to the database. After that, I’d like to delete that XML file from the local file system because I assume it has somehow be imported or copied to my database. However, from within my java application, I am not able to delete the file (File.delete() will always return false and the file won’t be deleted).
I tried the same thing with basex GUI: create a DB, add multiple files, delete those files (while DB is still open), do some queries (which works fine), close the DB, reopen it, do some queries again (which still works fine).
Do I miss or misunderstand something? Do I need to release the XML file resource when using the java API?
Any help would be appreciated.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With kind regards,
Julien Charon
Avitech GmbH
Engineering AxL
Tel.: +49 (0)7541/282-177
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e-mail: julien.charon@avitech.aero
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