Hi Ben, Relative paths are supported, but they are resolved against the working directory of your server instance (not the client instance, as you might expect).
Hope this helps, Christian Ben Engbers <ben.engb...@be-logical.nl> schrieb am Fr., 6. Dez. 2024, 16:03: > Hi, > > I have been working very hard on my BasexCpp client project for the last > few months. The most effort has been to convert the code that worked > flawlessly in Eclipse to a library that meets all the requirements (see > also > > https://medium.com/@pananton/modern-cmake-tutorial-for-c-library-developers-12f3bf57dc87, > > Modern CMake tutorial for C++ library developers). During that work, > there turned out to be imperfections anyway. Fixing a memory-leak took > the most effort. > I now have 2 versions of the code. The first version is based on CMake > and builds a shared library that has to be installed. The second version > does not use CMake. This version has to be compiled manually. > Both versions use the same code for the library. > As soon as I fix the last,following problem, I will publish both new > versions. > > The last problem is in the test program. That program contains the > following line: > Session.Add(“Add_XML_2”, > “/home/bengbers/Git/Private/Raw/libBasexCpp/src/extdata/Articles.xml”); > This line calls the "Add command" from the server protocol. > The above line is executed without errors. However, the problem is that > when I change the path to "./Raw/libBasexCpp/src/extdata/Articles.xml" I > get the following error message: "Content is not allowed in prolog.". > And since the same testprogram is used to test the different versions, > the path has to be relative. > > My question is how I can use a relative path in the Add-command. > > -- > Ben Engbers > Grietjeshof 77 > 6721 VH Bennekom > +31 6 23634840 > >
