Class | Description |
---|---|
ContentFetcher |
This class fetches documents from the conentbase and writes their serialized contents to a
provided
OutputStream . |
ContentLoader |
This program accepts a server URI (in the format expected by
ContentSourceFactory.newContentSource(java.net.URI) ) and one or more file pathnames of
documents to load. |
DynamicContentStream |
This class, which extends
InputStream , is an example of producing dynamic, on-the-fly
content that can be used with
ContentFactory.newUnBufferedContent(String, java.io.InputStream, com.marklogic.xcc.ContentCreateOptions)
. |
HelloSecureWorld |
A version of the Hello World example that connects to a server using SSL/TLS.
|
HelloWorld |
The obligatory Hello World example.
|
ModuleRunner |
This is a very simple class that will invoke a named XQuery module on the server and return the
result.
|
OutputStreamContent |
This is a specialized implementation of the
Content interface which allows you to write
your content to an OutputStream . |
OutputStreamInserter |
This class illustrates a sample usage of the
OutputStreamContent class. |
OutputStreamInserter.DocBuilder |
A simple dummy content generator which writes to an
OutputStream . |
QueryHelper |
This is a staitc helper class with some common code routines used by the examples in this
package.
|
SemiBufferedContent |
This is a specialized
Content implementation that takes an
InputStream and will either buffer the content of the stream if it's small
enough, or copy the content to a temporary disk file otherwise. |
SimpleQueryRunner |
This is a very simple class that will submit an XQuery string to the server and return the
result.
|
XA |
This package contains sample code to illustrate various usages of XCC/J.
The source code for these sample classes is bundled with the Javadocs. The Javadoc page for each class has a link to the source. The links are also included below for convenience.
These classes illustrate how to insert content that needs
to be transformed on the fly or otherwise dynamically generated.
If possible, it's preferrable to write your content to a file
and pass a File
object to ContentFactory
.
Although these classes are listed here in the Javadocs, compiled classes are not included in standard XCC jar file. Source code and compiled classes for these examples are included separately in the distribution zip file.
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