Hi,
The CMIS query language is a subset of SQL-92, and SQL-92 does not
allow slashes in identifiers. See SQL-92 ยง 5.2 Syntax Rules.
You could change the code as you suggest, but then your server
wouldn't be CMIS compliant, and many CMIS clients would fail with it.
Florent
On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 a
Hello,
While investigating this issue further, I found a CmisBaseLexer.g file in the
chemistry-opencmis-server-support package in the
src/main/antlr3/org/apache/chemistry/opencmis/server/support/query directory.
The lines in this file that drew my interest are as follows:
ID :
('a'..'z'|'A
Hello,
I am new to CMIS and I am currently using the Example Query code for the basis
of my Query processing. Additionally, I am using the OpenCMIS FileShare and
InMemory servers as the starting point for my CMIS Server.
At present, I am able to successfully parse CMIS SQL statements with the
Hello,
I am new to CMIS and I am currently using the Example Query code for the basis
of my Query processing. Additionally, I am using OpenCMIS FileShare server as
the starting point for my CMIS Server.
I am able to successfully parse the following CMIS SQL statement: Select *
from cmis:docu
true
true
false
false
-Original Message-
From: Huebel, Jens [mailto:j.hue...@sap.com]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2014 9:45 AM
To: dev@chemistry.apache.org; Williams, Robert
Subject: Re: OpenCMIS SQL Parsing Question
Yes, please tr
Yes, please try to use the QueryUtilStrict class. We did at some point a
certain refactoring for those cases where server implementations want to
to enhancements to the grammar. The sample is the most up-to-date code we
have. This should be a good starting point.
The error message indicates that y
Hello,
I am new to CMIS and I am presently looking at handling query functionality in
our CMIS Server,. To this end, I am attempting to implement the code specified
in section 1.7 entitled "Parsing a CMIS Query" in chapter 14 of the text CMIS
and Apache Chemistry in Action. While this exampl
