Exist Database Question

[Chris Grocott]

I am hoping this is the correct way to raise a question in the exist-open list.

I have installed eXist-setup-1.2.0-rev7233.jar on a Windows 2003 Sever and when I try to look at http://localhost:8080/exist/ it asks me for an XDB Username and password. During the install I specified an ADMIN password as requested but this is not what it is asking for. So, does anybody know what it is ?

Sorry if this is a simple question.

Thanks
Chris Grocott
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[Adam Retter-3]

Im afraid I dont know. How did you install eXist?

Have you tried "guest" and "guest" or "admin" and "" or "admin" and "admin"

I have never heard of this problem before.


2008/5/8 Chris Grocott <Chris.Grocott@...>:

>
> I am hoping this is the correct way to raise a question in the exist-open
> list.
>
> I have installed eXist-setup-1.2.0-rev7233.jar on a Windows 2003 Sever and
> when I try to look at http://localhost:8080/exist/ it asks me for an XDB
> Username and password. During the install I specified an ADMIN password as
> requested but this is not what it is asking for. So, does anybody know what
> it is ?
>
> Sorry if this is a simple question.
>
> Thanks
> Chris Grocott
> chris.grocott@...
>
>
>
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[Dannes Wessels]

Hi,

On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 6:52 AM, Chris Grocott <Chris.Grocott@...> wrote:

I have installed eXist-setup-1.2.0-rev7233.jar on a Windows 2003 Sever and when I try to look at http://localhost:8080/exist/ it asks me for an XDB Username and password. During the install I specified an ADMIN password as requested but this is not what it is asking for. So, does anybody know what it is ?

local firewall issue?

regards

Dannes

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[Adam Retter-3]

I am not familiar with XML Spy, I tend to use oXygen.

eXist has a WebDAV Interface and I use this with oXygen for connecting
directly to the database and storing documents. If you wish to query
them, you need to write your XQuery and have it executed in some
method -

1) Store the XQuery in the db as well and call it from the REST
interface (could be a webbrowser) e.g.
http://localhost:8080/exist/rest/db/mycollection/myquery.xql

2) Create an app and connect to eXist using the XML-DB or XML-RPC and
send the query for execution

3) Use the provided Java Admin Client to execute queries and/or store
and manage documents (client.bat in the bin folder)

4) POST your XQuery to the REST Service and it will be executed and
the results returned

5) Use the SOAP Interface to send your XQuery to eXist and have it processed.

As you can see, there are many options and some new ones are on the
way, Fluent, XQJ etc. I would recommend (3) for simple things, and if
you are building web-app type things then (1).

eXist XQuery modules make it possible to build full web-apps in XQuery
with access to the HTTP Request/Response/Session and many other
things, all hosted as XQueries inside the database and called from the
REST interface.

Thanks Adam

2008/5/9 Chris Grocott <Chris.Grocott@...>:

>
> Adam
>
> Thanks for that - it was a clash in the port numbers as something else was
> also trying to use Port 8080.  We changed the port number for eXist and now
> have it installed but as we are new to this we are looking for simple ways
> to save XForms into our database and query them using XQuery. How would we
> do this ?
>
> We have found the Sandbox and run the example queries using that. Can we
> connect XMLSpy to eXists to save and XQuery XForms ?
>
> We have connected Oracle through ODBC but don't know what to use to connect
> eXists to XMLSpy ?
>
> Chris
>
>
>
>
> "Adam Retter" <adam@...>
>
> 05/08/2008 02:16 PM
>
>
>         To:        "Chris Grocott" <Chris.Grocott@...>
>         cc:        exist-open@...
>         Subject:        Re: [Exist-open] Exist Database Question
>
>
> Im afraid I dont know. How did you install eXist?
>
> Have you tried "guest" and "guest" or "admin" and "" or "admin" and "admin"
>
> I have never heard of this problem before.
>
>
> 2008/5/8 Chris Grocott <Chris.Grocott@...>:
>>
>> I am hoping this is the correct way to raise a question in the exist-open
>> list.
>>
>> I have installed eXist-setup-1.2.0-rev7233.jar on a Windows 2003 Sever and
>> when I try to look at http://localhost:8080/exist/ it asks me for an XDB
>> Username and password. During the install I specified an ADMIN password as
>> requested but this is not what it is asking for. So, does anybody know
>> what
>> it is ?
>>
>> Sorry if this is a simple question.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Chris Grocott
>> chris.grocott@...
>>
>>
>>
>> ________________________________
>>
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>> are
>> intended for specific individuals or entities, and may be confidential,
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>> distribute or copy it to any third party or otherwise use this message.
>> The
>> content of this message does not necessarily reflect the official position
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>
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