Berkeley DB Family

Dear gurus,

The following code using an XQuery against a list of XML documents works fine in the Python shell and I get a list of XML documents with the relevant element where the query string resides.

from bsddb3.db import *
from dbxml import *

myManager = XmlManager() #XmlManager
myContainer = myManager.openContainer("../gutorglyn.bdbxml") #XmlContainer
myContext = myManager.createQueryContext() #XmlQueryContext

myQuery = r"for $lines in collection('../myContainer.bdbxml')//div[@type='lev1']/lg/l where some $line in $lines satisfies (contains($line, 'ond')) return $lines"
results = myManager.query(myQuery, myContext) #XmlResults

for value in results:
document = value.asDocument()
name = document.getName()
content = value.asString()

print name + " - " + content + str(results.size())

del myContainer

However, when I try to return the same list of results and pass them to a Django template for rendering I only ever get the first result in the list.

return render_to_response('myapp/searchResults.html', {'searchHits': content})

I cannot work out how to get the full list of results to show. As far as I can see it is easy to iterate a result set in Django using something like the following:

{% for hit in searchHits%}
{{hit}}
{% endfor %}

but this method expects a dictionary object and as far as I can tell the XmlValue object is an unconnected list of strings.

I'm guessing that I need to turn the XmlResults into a dictionary object or maybe use the Django queryset API but I'm not sure where to start.

If anyone has any suggestions I'd really appreciate a leg up.

kind regards