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Allow multiple java modules in exist.xml #7
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@fixed in version 0.5.3, which I am now trying to release. The syntax is as follows: <package>
...
<components>
<resource>
<public-uri>http://expath.org/ns/mongo</public-uri>
<file>org.exist.mongodb.xquery.MongodbModule</file>
</resource>
<resource>
<public-uri>http://expath.org/ns/mongo/gridfs</public-uri>
<file>org.exist.mongodb.xquery.GridfsModule</file>
</resource>
</components>
</package> |
looks good and usable to me! <package>
...
<components>
<resource>
<public-uri>http://expath.org/ns/mongo</public-uri>
<file>org.exist.mongodb.xquery.MongodbModule</file>
</resource>
<resource>
<public-uri>http://expath.org/ns/mongo/gridfs</public-uri>
<file>org.exist.mongodb.xquery.GridfsModule</file>
</resource>
</components>
</package> |
Hm, how? |
I meant: I see the way of defining multiple sets (uri-file) .... <resource>
<module-namespace>http://expath.org/ns/mongo</public-uri>
<java-class>org.exist.mongodb.xquery.MongodbModule</file>
</resource> ? |
No, how did you wrote indented XML? The above syntax I mentioned is EXPath Package-like. I will change the other syntaxes, too, in the future, to be EXPath Package-like. |
Great, thanks. So, I just released version 0.5.4, which should fix this. |
fyi..... below the the text box is a manual I see right now: https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/ |
Thanks a lot. |
See eXist-db/exist-apps-archetype#4
according to 'the spec' the following is allowed in
exist.xml
but is not (yet) supported by the plugin:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: