Thanks Christian,
> Here’s a minimized test case on command line. Do you still get the same error
> for that one?
Well this one works. And I've tried the same command with my files basex
"doc('EV.xml')" and the inclusion works too.
Nevertheless, I have strange warnings :
[warning]
Dear all,
First of all, I hope everything is fine and all of you are staying healthy!
When I read again the docs about Content Negotiation in RestXQ I noticed
the sentence:
Functions can be restricted to specific Media Types. The default type
is|*/*|.
So I wrote the two RestXQ signaures
Hi Pascal,
> My problem is that the referenced document IS NOT included at all if i remove
> the xpointer attribute (I have the same error message). As it works on your
> side, I guess my baseX installation is not good. I think I'll have a look at
> that.
Here’s a minimized test case on
>
> Nevertheless, I have strange warnings :
>
Which of our distributions are you using? With the ZIP distribution, all
libraries should be correctly added to the classpath.
But I guess that won't solve your xinclude issue. Maybe you can find out
more by comparing my minimized example with your
Some good news,
I managed to get the include working when adding the files (either the
minimized ones or my own files) using a command line or the basexGUI.
Unfortunately, i still have the error message when using the web interface
(which is the only one I was using initially) and cannot
Hi Marco,
> If I specify an explicit %rest:consumes("*/*") in the annotations of
> fallback(), specific() correctly intercepts the request.
That was misleading: It shouldn’t make a difference if the generic
annotation is specified or omitted. This has been fixed.
> Unfortunately at that point
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