Hi Lukas/Christian
It's the built-in one as far as I'm aware - I haven't done anything special to add or remove any parsers. But that's sent me down a path where I can get it reliably.
It appears that it's coming from another query that I run to check the state of a web-site. As soon as I run the following query, BaseX inserts the namespace for every inserted node thereafter:
insert node <webpage url="http://internet.org.uk" name="primaryDomain">{ http:send-request( <http:request method='get' status-only='false'/>, "http://internet.org.uk" )} </webpage> into doc($DB)/root/webpages
As soon as I have any node after the above query has run, BaseX inserts the namespace. Otherwise it doesn't. If I delete all the nodes within the <webpage> tags, things return to normal again.
Is there an easy way to do the above without adding any namesakes (I don't actually want to include them from the web query either)? This should solve the problem.
Cheers Mike
On 2 Apr 2012, at 15:02, Lukas Kircher wrote:
Hi Mike,
Leo just came up with another idea: Which kind of parser are you using in BaseX?
If you use the HTML parser for parsing XML, the strange behaviour you came across might indeed be expected ... If you're not sure which parser you are using, just take a look at our documentation [1].
Regards, Lukas
[1] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Parser#XML_Parsers
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 3:58 PM, Mike Hawkes mikehawkes@me.com wrote: It's mad - I don't add a namespace, the source document is a text file without a namespace - and the log shows that I don't add it ... but it appears. No idea why.
MIke
On 2 Apr 2012, at 14:52, Christian Grün wrote:
So it seems that the once added namespace is propagated to other documents? I believe there must be at least one document with the mentioned namespace in your database; otherwise I can't explain where it should come from (afaik, the string "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" isn't hard-coded anywhere in the project)...
Christian ___________________________________
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 3:40 PM, Mike Hawkes mikehawkes@me.com wrote:
The database contains
<root> <auditlog>
... elements should end up in here ...
</auditlog> </root>
The initial XML file contains the initial nodes with which to populate the XML database (root plus numerous other nodes). The PHP code inserts additional nodes as it runs. For every node I add, I create an audit entry to allow me to determine who and how the database built over time.
initialdb.xml contains, therefore:
<root> <auditlog/> </root>
You're right - ignore 'test' - I meant WYP in the database - as in
drop database WYP create database WYP test/initialdb.xml
Apologies for any confusion caused.
It's really weird - I can't get this to fail consistently - but when it starts inserting the namespace attribute, it then continues to do so.
Cheers Mike
On 2 Apr 2012, at 14:30, Christian Grün wrote:
Sorry, I still got some questions..
drop database test create database test /initialdb.xml
The database you're creating seems to be called "test"; what's "initialdb.xml"?
14:00:00.710 [127.0.0.1:49788] QUERY(4) declare variable $DB external; insert node <audit QID='80C18E9A-46DD-4B3E-89E9-967DAFD79A0B' UID='i1' guid='0EEDDB47-726E-49F8-B1EF-0F73ED848969' sessionID='48090b7f0e3a62a42a0457a3e88301ca' mode='active' date='2012-04-02T13:00:00+00:00'/> into doc($DB)/root/auditlog OK 0.09 ms 14:00:00.710 [127.0.0.1:49788] QUERY(4) OK 0.05 ms 14:00:00.710 [127.0.0.1:49788] BIND(4) DB WYP OK 0.05 ms
The log info implies you're having "root" and "auditlog" nodes, and the addressed database is called "WYP", is that right? Could you pass us on the missing snippets?
Christian
On 2 Apr 2012, at 14:11, Christian Grün wrote:
Hi Mike,
thanks for your report. It would be great if you could provide us with a small example that allows us to reproduce the issue (an export of your original database with the namespace (which is being added to the new node) may suffice).
Best, Christian ____________________________
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 2:44 PM, Mike Hawkes mikehawkes@me.com wrote: > Hi > > I have a weird problem ... I'm running a query via the PHP interface and run the following query: > > declare variable $DB external; > > insert node > <audit QID='C54B14ED-C748-4DF0-87F2-91F505BE207B' > UID='i1' > guid='CC9D4D2B-B380-494B-B0F6-4D72471557B0' > sessionID='48090b7f0e3a62a42a0457a3e88301ca' > mode='active' > date='2012-04-02T12:21:05+00:00'/> > into doc($DB)/root/auditlog > > -- > BaseX log shows that it gets the query as-is. > > When I look at the data within the database by running the XQuery > > /root/auditlog > > I find that BaseX has inserted a namespace attribute as follows: > > <audit xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" > QID="C54B14ED-C748-4DF0-87F2-91F505BE207B" > UID="i1" guid="CC9D4D2B-B380-494B-B0F6-4D72471557B0" sessionID="48090b7f0e3a62a42a0457a3e88301ca" mode="active" date="2012-04-02T12:21:05+00:00"/> > > How do I stop this occurring? It only does it on the audit components, not on anything else inserted by the PHP script. So, if I run two insert node queries, the first will run normally, the audit update causes the xmlns attribute to appear, effectively putting it in a different namespace to the other data inserted by the PHP. > > The PHP script is as follows: > > $audit = "declare variable $DB external; " . > "insert node <audit QID='$queryID' UID='$userID' " . > "guid='$guid' sessionID='" . session_id() . "' " . > "mode='active' " . > "date='$dateTime'/> into doc($DB)/root/auditlog"; > > $query = $session->query( $audit ); > $query->bind( 'DB', $DB); > $query->bind( 'SYSDATA', $SYSDATA ); > $query->execute(); > $query->close(); > > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > Mike > _______________________________________________ > BaseX-Talk mailing list > BaseX-Talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de > https://mailman.uni-konstanz.de/mailman/listinfo/basex-talk
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