Is it possible to write a custom serializer parser for BaseX?
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Hi Florian,
currently there is neither a spi for writing own restxq annotations (or
annotations processing in general) nor a specfication for annotations
concerning a security aspect.
But i'm working on exactly these both issues. There is a site in the
BaseX wiki for collecting use cases/requi
Hi Rob,
yes, we are aware of these surprises. As the detection of opening and
closing parentheses is not attached to the query parser, it’s
currently not possible to fix this. However, be sure we’ll remember
your hint.
Christian
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2013/5/16 Rob Stapper :
> Hi guys,
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Hi guys,
A minor issue.
The marking of joint parenthesis in the editor of the BaseXGUI doesn't take
account of parenthesis within strings.
That is parenthesis of statements are joint to parenthesis within strings.
This corrupts the marking of parenthesis.
Example: the parenthesis m
I believe the XQDT debugger only works for Zorba [1]. It would be great to
see a debugger for BaseX but it would be a lot of work. [2] might provide
some useful tips.
Perhaps a first step would be to define event interfaces for points in the
XQuery execution that a debugger might want to hook into
After doing the Xmx trick suggested by Joern, I'm finally able to run
XQueries on BaseX from inside Eclipse.
But yet when I try to run the debugger I get the following error in a
popup:
Title: Interpreter runner not found
Interpreter runner not specified for install 'basex' and mode 'debug'.
A
Hello,
i am writing my own webapp with basex and i have a question concerning
restxq annotations. Is it possible to write own restxq annotations?
Because, there is no way to annotate xquery functions with security
options. So, are there any tutorials to write own restxq annotations?
regards
Flor
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