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Revision as of 13:13, 7 January 2011
The following Java code snippets demonstrate how easy it is to run database commands, create collections, perform queries, etc. via the BaseX API:
Local Examples
- RunCommands
- creates and drops database and index instances and prints a list of all existing databases.
- WikiExample
- creates a database from a url (wiki instance), runs a queries against it and drops the database.
- RunQueries
- shows three variants of running queries.
- CreateCollection
- creates and manages a collection.
- QueryCollection
- creates, runs queries against it and drops a collection.
Server Examples
- ServerCommands
- launches server-side commands with a client session.
- ServerAndLocal
- processes server results locally.
- ServerConcurrency
- runs concurrent queries.
- UserExample
- manages database users.
XML:DB API Examples
- XMLDBCreate
- creates a collection using XML:DB.
- XMLDBQuery
- runs a query using XML:DB.
- XMLDBInsert
- inserts a document into a database using XML:DB.
XQJ API Example
- XQJQuery
- runs a query using XQJ.
