Am Freitag, 25. Mai 2012, 17:37:03 schrieb Christian Grün:
..fertig ;) Zumindest mit Version 1; Tests are welcome:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Client_Module
und ein paar weitere Punkte die man vlt. später umsetzen könnte:
- Connection Registry: die Idee ist die Einzelheiten (Adresse, Username,
Passwort) für eine Verbindung irgendwo zentral zu speichern und dann mittels eines Identifikators eine neue Verbindung zu erstellen, z.B.
Richtig; momentan stört mich auch, dass das Passwort im Klartext in den Queries steht. Fraglich bei der Registry-Lösung ist vermutlich, wie man das am einfachsten umsetzt. Hast Du Ideen hierzu?
Christian
spontant würde ich sagen, irgendwo die Connection-Strings zu speichern (z.B. in einer Systemdatenbank - so könnte man ohne SSH oder Kommando- zeile BaseX einstellen... aber das ist ein anderes Thema). Man könnte auch die MD5 Summen statt die Passwörte speichern oder sogar an die Funktion angeben.
Grüße, Dimitar
Are there any folks out there who have used Django with BaseX?
I'm a not very computer competent humanities scholar who knows a little Python, which is useful for this and that, has some xquery (not a whole lot but learning) and thinks that Django would be a good choice for some version of an MVC framework, partly because the documentation is quite good, but also because it would help me keep up with Python, which I use anyhow. I don't want to learn php or any other scripting language because one language is enough or too much for my aging brain.
Is this a scenario to which somebody can relate or is it out of nowhere?
MM
Hi Martin As I live a bit in Django and BaseX world, this question hit my nerves. I have never tried it together, but at least have some feeling about how it could come togehter or not.
There is some eXist db lib for Django: https://techknowhow.library.emory.edu/blogs/sturnbu/2011/06/22/django-librar... and I am sure, it could be adapted for BaseX too.
Quick search found one short one-man discussion about using it: https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=9868913
Anyway, I woudl give one warning: It would be better to learn Python and Django and XQuery in BaseX first, one by one. Maybe adding SQL in SQlite. All of the technologies are very powerfull and are proved platforms. Experimenting with exotic solutions (Django - XQuery mix) could be some fun later on.
But I have to admit, I did similar (in different area) crazy experiments in past myself, so I have understandig for "it must be possible" approach.
Good luck
Jan
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On 26 May 2012 21:35, Martin Mueller martinmueller@northwestern.edu wrote:
Are there any folks out there who have used Django with BaseX?
I'm a not very computer competent humanities scholar who knows a little Python, which is useful for this and that, has some xquery (not a whole lot but learning) and thinks that Django would be a good choice for some version of an MVC framework, partly because the documentation is quite good, but also because it would help me keep up with Python, which I use anyhow. I don't want to learn php or any other scripting language because one language is enough or too much for my aging brain.
Is this a scenario to which somebody can relate or is it out of nowhere?
MM
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