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==Tutorials== | ==Tutorials== | ||
* [[Startup]]: How to get BaseX running (see all [[Startup Options]]) | * [[Startup]]: How to get BaseX running (see all [[Startup Options]]) | ||
| − | * [[Server Tutorial]]: Working with the client/server architecture | + | * [[Server Tutorial | Database Server]]: Working with the client/server architecture |
| + | * [[BaseX Web Application| HTTP Server]]: Working with the HTTP server architecture | ||
* [[GUI Tutorial]]: Using the graphical user interface (see available [[Shortcuts]]) | * [[GUI Tutorial]]: Using the graphical user interface (see available [[Shortcuts]]) | ||
* [[Standalone Tutorial]]: Working with the BaseX console on local databases | * [[Standalone Tutorial]]: Working with the BaseX console on local databases | ||
Revision as of 18:09, 20 March 2012
This page is one of the Main Sections of the documentation. It gives a quick introduction on how to start, run, and use BaseX.
Tutorials
- Startup: How to get BaseX running (see all Startup Options)
- Database Server: Working with the client/server architecture
- HTTP Server: Working with the HTTP server architecture
- GUI Tutorial: Using the graphical user interface (see available Shortcuts)
- Standalone Tutorial: Working with the BaseX console on local databases
Basics
- Databases: Describes how Databases are created, populated and deleted in BaseX
- Parsers: Describes how to convert different input formats to XML
- Commands: Commands for managing BaseX and the databases
- Options: Overview on all settable options
Integration
- Integrating oXygen: Use BaseX within the oXygen XML Editor
- Integrating Eclipse: Use BaseX within Eclipse
