Hi,
is there anyone using BaseX in an Apache Ant scenario?
I have the following target for XQuery Updating some files (no database access), but I am too dumb to make an apply task that reads every file in a fileset. Usually you place the <srcfile/> where you need it to be in your external command, but unfortunately the BaseX command-line syntax won't allow this to be easily placed: the filename is supposed to follow directly suffixed to "-i" where I cannot use an element, of course.
<target name="xquery_update_default"> <echo level="info" message="XQuery Update (Default): ${param.xquery-update-uri}"></echo> <apply executable="java" > <arg value="-cp"/> <arg value="BaseX95.jar"/> <arg value="org.basex.BaseX"/> <arg line="-u"/> <arg line="-w"/> <arg line="-c'set exporter omit-xml-declaration=no,indent=no'"/> <arg line="-b'path=${param.folder}'"/> <arg line="-i${dummy.xml}"/> <srcfile/> <fileset dir="../${dir.xquery}" includes="${param.xquery-update-uri}"/> </apply> </target>
As a workaround, I set a dummy.xml for input and bind the current folder as a parameter and in my Query I can use file:list() which then is updating all files in the directory, but this makes the Query dependent on the parameter, and updates are obviously not written back unless all files have been processed in memory. I would prefer to have a standalone query operating only on the current document-uri (so I can better reuse it elsewhere).
Can someone give me a hint if it is possible in plain Ant to apply a CCL-BaseX to any file in a given fileset? Other than that, BaseX performs well as a file processor (if you ignore the time related to file handling).
Thanks, Daniel
hmm to answer myself, seems I can also change the query to prepare for multiple document-nodes input, something like this:
for $node in /* return for $f in $node return insert node <INSERT>B</INSERT> as first into $f
With writeback enabled, all the files get updated from the commandline. Is this the way to go then?
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: BaseX-Talk basex-talk-bounces@mailman.uni-konstanz.de Im Auftrag von Zimmel, Daniel Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Mai 2021 17:31 An: basex-talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de Betreff: [basex-talk] Running XQuery Update via apply Ant task
Hi,
is there anyone using BaseX in an Apache Ant scenario?
I have the following target for XQuery Updating some files (no database access), but I am too dumb to make an apply task that reads every file in a fileset. Usually you place the <srcfile/> where you need it to be in your external command, but unfortunately the BaseX command-line syntax won't allow this to be easily placed: the filename is supposed to follow directly suffixed to "-i" where I cannot use an element, of course.
<target name="xquery_update_default"> <echo level="info" message="XQuery Update (Default): ${param.xquery-update-uri}"></echo> <apply executable="java" > <arg value="-cp"/> <arg value="BaseX95.jar"/> <arg value="org.basex.BaseX"/> <arg line="-u"/> <arg line="-w"/> <arg line="-c'set exporter omit-xml-declaration=no,indent=no'"/> <arg line="-b'path=${param.folder}'"/> <arg line="-i${dummy.xml}"/> <srcfile/> <fileset dir="../${dir.xquery}" includes="${param.xquery-update-uri}"/> </apply> </target>
As a workaround, I set a dummy.xml for input and bind the current folder as a parameter and in my Query I can use file:list() which then is updating all files in the directory, but this makes the Query dependent on the parameter, and updates are obviously not written back unless all files have been processed in memory. I would prefer to have a standalone query operating only on the current document-uri (so I can better reuse it elsewhere).
Can someone give me a hint if it is possible in plain Ant to apply a CCL-BaseX to any file in a given fileset? Other than that, BaseX performs well as a file processor (if you ignore the time related to file handling).
Thanks, Daniel
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Zimmel, Daniel