[xquery-talk] [ANN] XQuery as a scripting language in IE

[Markus Pilman]

>  I like the REST sample.  From the source.  But it does not
> work.  It freeze for a while, then nothing.  I am behind a proxy
> here, that's maybe the point (depends on Zorba configured to use
> the same connection settings as IE.)  The weather forecast does
> not work in the same way (city not found, neither as the cities
> list.)
XQiB uses a rest-implementation from zorba which makes use of libcurl.
So it ignores browser-configuration and I think it does not work
because zorba didn't make use of the proxy. There is already an
implementation which uses the XMLHttpRequest from the browser, but
that one is not complete.
If you need any support, please feel free to write me directly.
XQuery-Talk is probably not the appropriate place to discuss xqib
issues.

> BTW, the examples use type="text/xquery", while the XQuery rec. defines application/xquery, though it seems it has not been accepted by IANA yet:
Thanks for that input! Didn't realize that and we have to discuss this
internally.

Regards

Markus

On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 5:24 PM, Florent Georges <lists at fgeorges.org> wrote:
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> daniela florescu wrote:
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>> we are happy to announce the public release of XQiB
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>  Really nice!
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>  I like the REST sample.  From the source.  But it does not
> work.  It freeze for a while, then nothing.  I am behind a proxy
> here, that's maybe the point (depends on Zorba configured to use
> the same connection settings as IE.)  The weather forecast does
> not work in the same way (city not found, neither as the cities
> list.)
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>  Not sure how I can provide additional info, though.  Maybe
> there is a more appropriated place to report such issues?
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>  Great to be able to use XQuery instead of Javascript on the
> client!  Regards,
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> --
> Florent Georges
> http://www.fgeorges.org/
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