Hi all,
I have an urgent question regarding using modules with Sedna. I have the need
to separate modules in 2 categories:
- (1) Data-centric (those should definitely be stored in Sedna self
for reusability reasons)
- (2) Application-centric (reusable functions for a specific app)
I already am using (1) and am able to call functions from the modules stored in
my
database<http://modis.ispras.ru/sedna/progguide/ProgGuidesu8.html#x14-560002.5.5>.
But from reading generically how to import modules (not sedna specific) it
should be possible to also load modules from e.g.
filesystem<http://www.xquery.com/tutorials/guided-tour/library-modules.html>
I actually tried the following approach but this doesn't seem to work:
import module namespace demoboardmacros = "http://www.nxp.com/demoboard/macros";
at "http://localhost:8888/search/resource/external/xquery/macros.xquery";;
And ideally I would prefer even relative URI's instead of absolute ones. Do
you know what my options are? Another option would be that each app stores
their app-centric modules in the xmldb as well, but I'm kind of reluctant to do
so.
Kind regards,
Robby Pelssers
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