Re: [Exist-open] Help with an .xq file that works except when run by scheduler

[Adam R. <ad...@ex...>]

Otherwise you could use Java binding from XQuert to read a properties file,
or even the file module (although you would have to manually parse the text
from the properties file... Actually not so hard).
On 15 Aug 2013 22:48, "Adam Retter" <ad...@ex...> wrote:

> Out of interest would you be able to determine by the hostname/up address
> of the sever you are running on? If so I could easily add a net module, e.g
> net:host-name() net:host-address()
> On 15 Aug 2013 22:44, "Joe Wicentowski" <jo...@gm...> wrote:
>
>> Hi Wolfgang and Dmitriy,
>>
>> > I think Dmitriy is right: the error message indicates you are trying to
>> access the server's HTTP request context (request:get-parameter,
>> request:get-uri and friends), which will not be available within a
>> scheduled query. HTTP client calls are independent and should be ok.
>>
>> I see!  Now I'm starting to understand.  In fact, in my earlier email
>> I had simplified the code I pasted in where I defined $url:admin-pw.
>> (Note to self: simplifying is often a bad idea.)  The actual line
>> reads:
>>
>>   declare variable $url:admin-pw := if (request:get-server-port() =
>> (80, 443)) then 'my-password' else '';
>>
>> This get-server-port() call is there because in development I use port
>> 8080 and a blank admin password, but in production I use port 80 and a
>> non-blank admin password.  I was using port to determine the
>> environment.  And I introduced this code around the same timeframe as
>> the scheduler stopped working.
>>
>> Removing request:get-server-port() will solve the immediate problem.
>>
>> Does anyone have a suggestion for an alternate approach for
>> determining my system's setup from within XQuery?  For example, if I
>> have an ant-style .properties file (server.properties) with a
>> "deployment" property which is either set to "development" or
>> "production", can I read this property from an XQuery in eXist-db?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Joe
>>
>>
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