Re: [basex-talk] Destination of result-document from XSLT module

Hi Vincent, (# db:chop false #) { let $xslt := doc('stylesheet.xsl') return xslt:transform-text($doc, $xslt) } I should be sufficient to pass on the filename to the XSLT processor: xslt:transform-text($doc, 'stylesheet.xsl') You can do the same with the document input. If you, or someone

Re: [basex-talk] BaseX Package and Jetty

Hi Florian, I just remembered I skipped a part of your question: A further question: Is it planned to integrate the newest jetty version 9+ into basex to use HTTP/2 ? If not, is there a way to integrate it on my own? Do I have to replace the jetty classes only? We tend to work with versions

Re: [basex-talk] SIGPIPE error

Hi Martin, I must confess I didn't check all the details in your mail, and I haven't stumbled across something like SIGPIPE errors before, but I would be interested to hear if the problem als occurs... a) with a single thread, or b) if you don't reuse existing sessions? Thanks in advance,

Re: [basex-talk] BaseX Package and Jetty

Hi Christian, thanks. Thats a good idea. I will try it. Cheers Florian Am 28.07.2015 4:25 nachm. schrieb Eckey, Florian florian.ec...@adesso.de : Hi guys, i have a problem with the basex package mechanism. I tried to install a self implemented xar file including java classes. In version 7

Re: [basex-talk] SIGPIPE error

Hi, I will indeed try to investigate it a little more. Reason for being multithreaded producer-consumer si simple -- single thread solution is _very_ slow, even now it takes hours to complete. Now I am not reusing sessions -- each org.basex.core.cmd.Add command opens and closes its own session,

Re: [basex-talk] SIGPIPE error

Reason for being multithreaded producer-consumer si simple -- single thread solution is _very_ slow, even now it takes hours to complete. I see. So just in case it would be interested if the problems also occur with a single thread. Is it a bug in BASEX (not releasing resources properly?) or

[basex-talk] Resolving http file with local repository.

Hi, I want to load document having a http url from local cache directory. Is there a way i can resolve http url to my local cache directory. For example let $file := doc(http://abc.com/example.xml;) should resolve example.xml from c:\documents\repo\http\abc.com\example.xml Thanks, Anky

Re: [basex-talk] Resolving http file with local repository.

Hi Anky, just write a simple resolver in XQuery. This is a simple example how to do it: declare variable $BASE := c:\documents\repo\; declare function local:resolve($url) { $BASE || replace($url, 'http://', '') }; doc(local:resolve(http://abc.com/example.xml;)) Cheers, Christian

[basex-talk] Running BaseX In A Docker Container?

As part of my DITA For Small Teams project we're setting up a set of coordinated Docker containers to manage the various components (git server, Jenkins server, BaseX server). We're setting up our own custom containers so that they are appropriately pre-configured. In the case of BaseX that means

Re: [basex-talk] Running BaseX In A Docker Container?

Hello Eliot, interesting question, we are tackling the problem ourself at the moment. I created a BaseX docker HTTP image and we might want to include it in streamline BaseX repo in some point in the future. You can find the repo at https://github.com/dirkk/docker-basexhttp For now, the docker

[basex-talk] short-circuit of and operator.

Hi, I'm not really familiar with the formulation of the xquery standard. Should code of this type depending on the short-circuit evaluation of the and operator evaluate correctly? declare variable $version:=1;

Re: [basex-talk] short-circuit of and operator.

Hi Pablo, Should code of this type depending on the short-circuit evaluation of the and operator evaluate correctly? Yes, it does. Here is a mini example (it would raise an error otherwise): 1 or error() Hope this helps, Christian

Re: [basex-talk] short-circuit of and operator.

Hi Christian, Thanks for the answer. It seem that if there is a call to the doc function it doesn't short-circuit. Your exemple work, however this one does not: 1 or doc('non_existent') Which return [FODC0002] Resource '/home/pablo/nonex' does not exist. With respect of your answer I

Re: [basex-talk] short-circuit of and operator.

On 05/08/15 19:59, Strasser Pablo wrote: Hi Christian, Thanks for the answer. It seem that if there is a call to the doc function it doesn't short-circuit. Your exemple work, however this one does not: 1 or doc('non_existent') However this one work: declare %basex:lazy variable

Re: [basex-talk] SIGPIPE error [SOLVED]

Reusing sessions within the same thread resulted in many live threads at BASEX server -- and probably in SIGPIPE errors after a while. Using new session for every Add command solved the problem. Opening and closing a session (as measured) is acceptable performance penalty. Regards, Martin On

Re: [basex-talk] Resolving http file with local repository.

Hi, Thanks for the prompt reply. I have set catalog file using GUI and tried firing following query. Catalog File :: ?xml version=1.0? catalog prefer=system xmlns=urn:oasis:names:tc:entity:xmlns:xml:catalog rewriteSystem systemIdStartString=http://;