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FAQ Tag: xmldb

How do I perform a backup /restore operation of the XML database?

Follow these steps to backup and recover the database: 1. Login to the server as the user under which Muse runs. 2. Run the ${MUSE_HOME}/xmldb/startConverter tool to backup the database. For example, to dump the database from the server to /tmp/backup directory, you need to run: – cd ${MUSE_HOME}/xmldb – ./startConverter -src xmldb:exist:http://admin:@localhost:HTTP_SERVER_PORT/xmldb/exist/xmlrpc -dst file:/tmp/backup…

How can I prevent XMLDB corruption?

The eXist XMLDB can get corrupted after an unclean database shutdown. An unclean shutdown may be caused by power failures, OS reboots, or hanging processes that are subsequently killed. A good improvement was seen after adding the recovery parameter, which configures the journaling and recovery of the database. With recovery enabled, it is much easier…

When I click the Personal Users link in the MCAA user I get an error.

The “An error occured when list personal users for application applicationid: Personal Profile Management System will not be used because it could not be initialized. Probably xmldb location is not properly set. [Connection refused]” error is caused by a wrong port setting in MuseAdmin.xml file. Please check the $MUSE_HOME/admin/MuseAdmin.xml file, locate the <XMLDB> tag and…