the HTML form is already there but make it work and "query->print out" the whole stuff.

as we spoke in the mensa, Track.find should be configured to support "limit" and "offset" to enable pagination on pages like /track/index/

This one goes without saying; this is optional, though, and I wouldn't really care to do it ;)
But if anyone want's to practice some CSS, go ahead.

• create an option to create database without namespaces

XML-Schema

See docs/gui.rst for an example structure and a TODO Hendrik

We need a script that does the import of the tracks, parses them and saves them in our BaseX db.

...because presenting from a local WEBrick probably won't work all that well. Depending on where I am, I have to wait between 10s-30s even for a simple list query.

Obviously, this has to be done by Steven ;) his server...

• switch Latitude/Long-Coords in Database
• fix typos in import function
• refactor/move sparql importer script
• optional: improve google maps support

• remove surrounding database and tracks tags
• make pois tag optional, not only its childreen

The SPARQL query for long tracks/tracks with many waypoints gets way too big.

Either split the points into many queries or take only a certain number of points.

Rainer and Hendrik should sit together and work on how to attach POI data to the loaded tracks. In addition to that Lukas should give advice how he wants to have his twitter-keywords at-hand.

See docs/gui.rst for an example structure and a TODO-mark

Steven,

in my gui documentation, remeber to:

• add the link to the gui chapter to the main documentation directory
• you might want to restructure the heading levels/order (e.g. installation and running as seperate points, not hierarchical)
• please add necessary information regarding: sudo apt-get install build-essentials
• please reformat the Code:: environment to display clean code, have a look at all line breaks and stuff

Thanks!

See docs/gui.rst for an example structure and a TODO-mark

The database class should raise meaningful (custom?) exceptions when something goes wrong instead of returning nil.

People! Do not hard code steven's xbase login into your applications. Respect a central configuration format.

See config/basex.rb for an suggestion how to do this.

Either got to find a way to include namespaces in complex queries (with subselects) or get rid of them in the database.

Provide HTML interface:

• Querying Interface:
  • input fields: keyword
  • submit button
  • html standards compliant
• Output Interface
  • give a list of found tracks, that match one keyword

Approach:
Querying Interface (User) -> XQuery (ruby/BaseX) -> XML DB (BaseX) -> XSLT (ruby) --> Output Interface

The importer needs an install script that takes care of all dependencies.

Hi,

please add some microdata stuff to some fields, e.g. long/lat fields.

xo

• write documentation how to get RoR running

• Give some arguments to the script and provide a nice --help argument.
• Maybe also write a setup.py to easily install it.
• add XSD validation before sending data to db

I am currently trying to develop behind a firewall that restricts my connections to some major ports (www, email, https, etc, but NOT 1984 - our database port).

I was wondering what took the page so long to load (no output was produced). After two minutes or so the following error page:

Errno::ETIMEDOUT in TrackController#index

Application Trace | Framework Trace | Full Trace
lib/basex/BaseXClient.rb:16:in initialize' lib/basex/BaseXClient.rb:16:inopen'
lib/basex/BaseXClient.rb:16:in initialize' app/models/track.rb:24:innew'
app/models/track.rb:24:in all' app/controllers/track_controller.rb:5:inindex'

After that I realized that my firewall's blocking the basex port.

Question: Is there a way to set a proper timeout for your connection attempts? If so, we should try to catch the timeout in all of our forms.

Grüße