Hi Mike,
Sorry for the late reply.
> declare namespace asy="http://xml.acme.com/asy;;
> declare variable $part external;
> insert nodes $part as first into
> db:open("PARTDB")/asy:assembly[@name="ZB09010"]
>
> The characters in the xs:string $path reserved for XML e.g. < > etc are
> converted to
Hi Christian,
Our application is attempting inserting some new nodes into an XML
document, we are using our own namespace for our elements.
The XML for these new nodes is in a Java String, I was planning to create
am XQuery with an external variable, then bind the Java variable to it and
execute
I have a 3rd party jar which is open source, which has no startup eligible
classes.
The classes I need to use have class names (not package name) that are all
lower case. This seems to be a problem for BaseX.
So, I tried to create a wrapper class, and the wrapper class loads but
BaseX cannot load
Hi Mike,
> I could create a new Java String with a complete XQUery statement that
> includes a "let $part :=", but I come from an SQL world where we prepare an
> SQL statement with ? placeholders and then provide host variables with
> various values at run time, so the binding of variables to a
> I have even tried putting the jar in the basex\lib folder.
This should work – as long as you start BaseX with the start scripts.
I think we’ll need a little, ideally self-contained example of your
wrapper class and XQuery code to guess what may go wrong.
> I have been able to install my
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