Hi,
I want to execute an XML Query using Quip on an XML document object
that is in a variable in a java program of my own. I thought of
defining a java function that would be called during the execution of
the XML Query. (In a way similar to the “document” function that gets
a document into the Quip XML query engine from a remote or local
file).
I looked at the examples in QuiP/examples/javaCalls and wrote the
program below that should work, but it doesn’t.
I modified the JniTestProg.java in the following way:
public class JniTestProg {
static public Element e;
public static void setElement(Element elem){
e = elem;
}
public static Element getElement(){
return e;
}
}
The function getElement will be used to input the XML doc into QuiP.
The relevant portion of my Java Program that calls Quip:
// …
Connection qc = …
// Create an XML “Element” - this will be different every time
// I call the query (here is just an example)
String TESTDOC1 = “Begin civil
twilight19:04 on preceding
day”;
Element e = parseStringAsXml(TESTDOC1);
// The Element is actually SET in JniTestProg
JniTestProg.setElement(e);
// the query including the XML Query function that encapsulates
// getElement that should get my doc into QuiP
String query = “define function getDocument(){
javaFunctionElement("JniTestProg1.getElement")} let $x :=
(getDocument()) return $x//SunData”;
// Although it was set above, when the query is executed the
// Element “e” in JniTestProg IS NOT SET = > QUIP ERROR
QueryResult qr = qc.executeQuery(query);
Misteriuosly, the element that should have been set by calling
JniTestProg.setElement(e) it is NOT available to QuiP when the query
is executed. This is the error QuiP gives:
quip:message<![CDATA[Error (0,0): Exception occured within Java
execution: Exception in gcJniCallObjectMethod
]]></quip:message>
Is there any way to pass an XML document stored in a java variable to
the QuiP query engine?
Thank you,
Jose Luis