If you want to automate testing of an HTTP request handler, I'd suggest testing
it with an HTTP client. If instead you want to test the underlying
functionality with an XCC client, you should probably factor that out into a
library function or module that doesn't need access to HTTP request information.
Sam Neth
Lead Engineer
MarkLogic Corporation
On Mar 18, 2011, at 12:08 AM, ambika arumugam wrote:
Hi all,
I have a xquery file which has xdmp:get-request-field to get one of its
parameters when it is accessed via the HTTP server, the same xquery file is
access by a xdbc server for testing so i am using
declare variable $keyword as xs:string as external
to retrieve the value of parameter from the xdbc connection to pass on to the
xquery.
I would like this xquery file to handle both the request depending on the
requirement.
Using the xcc connection in the java environment I am using
Request requestURL = session.newModuleInvoke("datefile.xqy" );
requestURL.setNewStringVariable("node-string", "filename");
ResultSequence sequence = session.submitRequest(requestURL);
and in the xquery I am using
declare variable $node-string as xs:string as external;
and then using the variable $node-string
I want to make the xquery in such a way that it accepts and handles both the
requests without any issues
Regards
Ambika
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