jade batch mode, index generation

["Steffen Heinrich" <heinrich@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello DSSSLers, 

two questions: 
1) Does the current version of Jade support batch processing of 
instances?  (i. e. like 'nsgmls -B ' does.) 
I am using a batch file. So Jade is called repeatedly for 
each file. 

2) Index generation
I am currently using an Oracle indexer on SGML input to build a 
database for retrieval purposes: 
-> Oracle Context indexes the instances stored in system  files. 
-> perl extracts the index information (including user defined 
sections) into a BTREE data file. 
(I use a Berkeley DB file format) 
-> cgi and Java interfaces allow structured queries as well as 
fulltext lookups and produce pointers to the html output. 
(An adaption of the Java search classes by Tim Kientzle.)

I just met decision to circumvent Oracle and put it all into a 
single perl script. Still, it came to my mind how much more desireble 
a full integration into the Jade parse process could be. 
Is there anybody else who likes the idea to have Jade optionally 
produce index output (possibly standardized) as a by-product? 

Regards, 
              Steffen

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      steffen heinrich, berlin, germany
           heinrich@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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