Hi,
I installed BaseX 8.3 as Tomcat webapp on a Ubuntu server.
Everything works fine, including the DBA interface (very much
appreciated, thanks for that!)
Except one thing: I can't get the import of XQuery modules right.
When I import a module in a .xq file, like this:
import module namesp
Hi Paul,
> When I import a module in a .xq file, like this:
> import module namespace lib="My Library" at "library.xq";
> BaseX gives me a "[XQST0059] Could not retrieve module '/library.xq' "
> error.
By default, modules should be found if they are located in the
directory of the importing m
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the swift response.
I tried to place it in the directory of the importing module as well but
that did not work either.
When I run this query:
{file:current-dir()}
{file:base-dir()}
{static-base-uri()}
{file:parent(static-base-uri())}
Hm, difficult. If you want, you can provide us with a minimized WAR
file of your webapp, and we could do some more testing. Unfortunately,
Tomcat regularly caused problems in the past; this is why we are
usually working with Jetty or Glassfish in our projects.
On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 4:13 PM, Pa
Hi Christian,
Well, actually the WAR I used is the one distributed at
http://basex.org/products/download/all-downloads/
I used Tomcats Application Manager to deploy it.
And then I added this to web.xml
org.basex.restpath
/opt/tomcat/webapps/BaseX83
org.basex.repopath
/opt/to
Hi all,
I have a bit of difficulty in understanding the rationale behind the XML to
Json (and vice-versa) conversions.
I must admit I'm a bit confused on when to use which format and how those map
to serialization/parsing rules.
In particular I'm wondering whether it's really necessary to use
Hi Marco,
I am not quite sure if I understand your question well, but let me make a
couple of remarks about the rationale of treating JSON as XML.
XML is accessible to XPath, nested maps and arrays are not. Hence any
non-trivial navigation of XML trees is incomparably simpler and more elegant
th
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