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#!/usr/bin/ruby -I../.. -I../../../src
require 'bdbxml'
require 'getoptlong'
opt = GetoptLong.new(
['--container', '-c', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT],
['--path', '-p', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT],
['--files', '-f', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT],
['--home', '-h', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT]
)
options = {'path' => ''}
opt.each {|name, value| options[name.sub(/^--/, '')] = value}
$files = ARGV.dup
options['path'] << '/' if options['path'].size > 0
if options['files']
IO.foreach(options['files']) {|line| $files << options['path'] + line.chomp}
end
if !$files || !options['container'] || !options['home']
puts <<-EOT
This program loads XML data into an identified container and environment.
Provide the directory where you want to place your database environment,
the name of the container to use, and the xml files you want inserted into
the container.
-h <dbenv directory> -c <container> -f <filelist> -p <filepath> file1.xml ...
EOT
exit(-1)
end
BDB::Env.new(options['home'],BDB::CREATE|BDB::INIT_TRANSACTION).
begin do |txn|
con = txn.open_xml(options['container'], 'a')
$files.each do |f|
doc = BDB::XML::Document.new(IO.readlines(f, nil)[0])
/[^\/]*$/ =~ f
doc.name = $&
doc.set("http://dbxmlExamples/timestamp", "time", "timeStamp",
Time.now.to_s)
con << doc
puts "added #{f} to container #{options['container']}"
end
txn.commit
end
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