Re: [Exist-open] Strange behaviour

[Jean-Christophe K. <jc...@ba...>]

Thanks for your answer.
You're right, I work with Cocoon.

If I try this :

http://localhost:8088/db/shakespeare/plays?_query=3D(::pragma%20exist:ser=
ialize%20omit-xml-declaration=3Dno::)for%20$doc%20in%20//PLAY[contains(TI=
TLE,'Tragedy')]%20return%20%3Ctest%3E{$doc/TITLE}%3C/test%3E

I have 3 results that are not displayed as usual in my FF browser (I=20
have a blank screen but source code is the following ) :

<?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"UTF-8"?>
<exist:result xmlns:exist=3D"http://exist.sourceforge.net/NS/exist"=20
exist:hits=3D"3" exist:start=3D"1" exist:count=3D"3"><test><TITLE>The Tra=
gedy=20
of Romeo and Juliet</TITLE></test><test><TITLE>The Tragedy of Hamlet,=20
Prince of Denmark</TITLE></test><test><TITLE>The Tragedy of=20
Macbeth</TITLE></test></exist:result>

If I try to read this with cocoon with the following :

<map:match pattern=3D"getTest">
     <map:generate=20
src=3D"http://localhost:8088/db/shakespeare/plays?_query=3D(::pragma%20ex=
ist:serialize%20omit-xml-declaration=3Dno::)for%20$doc%20in%20//PLAY[cont=
ains(TITLE,'Tragedy')]%20return%20%3Ctest%3E%3Cone%3E{$doc/TITLE}%3C/one%=
3E%3C/test%3E"/>
         <!--map:transform src=3D"stylesheets/identity.xsl"/-->=20

     <map:serialize type=3D"xml"/>
</map:match>

Then the content disappears. I obtain a blank screen with the following=20
source code :

<?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"UTF-8"?>
<exist:result xmlns:exist=3D"http://exist.sourceforge.net/NS/exist"=20
exist:hits=3D"3" exist:start=3D"1"=20
exist:count=3D"3"><test/><test/><test/></exist:result>

I can't say if it's Exist or Cocoon's fault.

For example, if I write $adoc instead of $doc inside the braces, no=20
error happens. Very strange.

Any ideas ?


Michael Beddow a =E9crit :
>>I tried to execute xquery functions. Because I didn't succeed in writin=
g
>>   xqueries with parameters (and util:eval is too long), I decided to
>>generate my xquery with an xsl.
>>
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> You mean you pass parameters into an xslt transform, which uses those
> parameters to "hard-code" an Xquery with the values you require, which =
you
> then pass to eXist to be executed, after which you again invoke another=
 xslt
> transform on the XQuery result, but which terminates with an error, no
> matter what the content of that transform?  If so, I assume we are talk=
ing
> about a Cocoon pipeline (since if you were building your XQueries in na=
tive
> Java, you wouldn't need XSLT to parameterise them). If so the problem m=
ay
> not actually be an eXist one.
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>>It works well. Exist generates the result I want. But, when I want to
>>transform my xquery results, with a plain identity transformation, for
>>example, I get an error (java.lang.RuntimeException).
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>=20
> I'm afraid that error tells us nothing at all. We need to see more of t=
he
> stacktrace to know where the exception is happening.
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>=20
>>If I delete the
>>identity tranformation, everything is ok :-(
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>=20
> Do you actually mean delete the identity transformation from the xslt s=
heet,
> or do you mean if you don't invoke the xslt on the result set at at all=
?
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>=20
>>I use 1.0b2-build-1107
>>
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> Pretty ancient stuff by now, but as I say this may not be an eXist prob=
lem
> as such.
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> Michael Beddow
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Jean-Christophe Kermagoret
jc...@Ba...