For reference here is the code I'm running in a CQ session.
xquery version "0.9-ml"
define variable $module-options as element() {
<options
xmlns="xdmp:eval"> {
element isolation { "different-transaction" },
element database { xdmp:modules-database() },
element modules { xdmp:modules-database() },
element root { xdmp:modules-root() }
} </options>
}
declare namespace zip="xdmp:zip"
let $q := 'xquery version "0.9-ml"
declare namespace zip="xdmp:zip"
define variable $zipper as xs:string external
let $zip := xdmp:document-get($zipper,
<options xmlns="xdmp:document-get"
xmlns:http="xdmp:http">
<format>binary</format>
</options>)
let $root := fn:concat(xdmp:modules-root(),"Haze/")
let $zlist :=
for $i in fn:data(xdmp:zip-manifest( $zip )/zip:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:encrypted="false"])
let $j := fn:concat($root, fn:replace($i, "\\", "/"))
order by $j
return $j
let $list :=
fn:distinct-values(
for $name in $zlist
return (
if (fn:ends-with($name, "/")) then
(xdmp:missing-directories($name))
else ($name)
)
)
for $name in $list
order by $name
return (
if (fn:ends-with($name, "/")) then (
xdmp:directory-create($name)
)
else (
xdmp:save($name, xdmp:zip-get($zip,
fn:substring-after($name, $root)))
)
, $name
)
'
return xdmp:eval($q,
(xs:QName('zipper'), "D:\Archive\MarkLogic\cms.zip"),
$module-options)
From: Keith Breinholt
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 5:16 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: Creating file system directories with XQuery...
Is it possible to create a directory on the file system from XQuery?
I'm having issues trying to copy/deploy XQuery modules from a zip file and
saving it into the modules "database" when the modules database is set to
'filesystem'.
Specifically, the xdmp:save() function does not auto-create directories like it
does for a database, and xdmp:directory-create() does not create directories on
the file system either. In fact xdmp:directory-create() doesn't throw an error
when it fails...it just returns as if it succeeded. (Is this a bug?)
If I point my modules to 'filesystem' is there any way of creating a directory
or am I stuck calling out to java or C#.
Keith L. Breinholt
ICS - Platform Services
801-240-7161 - w
801-602-7970 - c
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