\n> quixpath \/\/a \/share\/example.xml
\n<a><\/a>
\n<\/code><\/p>\nThe quixpath executable must be invoke with two parameters: the query, the input document. The stepByStep option alows to see the innerworking of the algorithm.
\n<query> <input file> [–stepByStep] [–outPutMode subTree|quixEvent]<\/p>\n
Troubleshooting:<\/h2>\n
Problem:
\nquixpath \/\/a[not(b)] \/share\/example.xml
\nsyntax error near unexpected token `(‘<\/p>\n
Solution:
\nProtect your query with double quotes
\nquixpath \u201c\/\/a[not(b)]\u201d \/share\/example.xml<\/p>\n
How to execute QuiXSLT ?<\/h1>\n
The quixslt executable must be invoke with three parameters: the stylesheet, the input document and the output document:
\n<stylesheet> [<input file> [<output file>]]<\/p>\n
In the following example, we run the xslt sheet that finds all the a-node over the document: <a\/><\/p>\n
> quixslt \/share\/xslt\/findA.xslt \/share\/example.xml
\n <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><template xmlns=\"\">
\n find a
\n <\/template>
\n> less \/share\/xslt\/findA.xslt
\n<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>
\n <xsl:stylesheet version=\"1.0\" xmlns:xsl=\"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/1999\/XSL\/Transform\">
\n <xsl:template match=\"\/\">
\n <template>
\n <xsl:for-each select=\"a\">
\n find a
\n <\/xsl:for-each>
\n <\/template>
\n <\/xsl:template>
\n<\/xsl:stylesheet>
\n<\/code><\/p>\nHow to execute XFun<\/h1>\n
The xfunexecutable must be invoke with three parameters: the stylesheet, the input document and the output document:
\n<xfun program> [<input file> [<output file>]]<\/p>\n
In the following example, we run an xfun program that finds all the a-node over the document: <a\/><\/p>\n
\n> xfun \/share\/xfun\/findA.xfun \/share\/example.xml
\n Find an a-node.
\n> less \/share\/xfun\/findA.xfun
\n<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>
\n<xfun xmlns=\"http:\/\/x-fun.lille.inria.fr\">
\n <for xmlns=\"\"
\n node=\"context\"
\n from=\"root\"
\n select=\"descendant-or-self::a\">
\n <text>Find an a-node.<\/text>
\n <\/for>
\n<\/xfun>
\n<\/code><\/p>\nHow to execute QuiXSchematron<\/h1>\n
The quixschematron executable must be invoke with two parameters:
\n<schema> <document><\/p>\n
In the following example, we run an schema that ckecks the structure of a list of persons.<\/p>\n
\n> quixschematron \/share\/schematron\/dataStructure.sch \/share\/listOfPersons.xml
\nThe number of children should be more than 2: \/list[1]\/Person[1]
\nThe person must have an Id attribute: \/list[1]\/Person[2]
\nThe Name of Person should not be empty: \/list[1]\/Person[2]
\nThe first child of a Persone should be a Name: \/list[1]\/Person[3]
\nThe Name of Person should not be empty: \/list[1]\/Person[4]
\nThe person must have an Id attribute: \/list[1]\/Person[7]
\nThe first child of a Persone should be a Name: \/list[1]\/Person[7]
\nThe Name of Person should not be empty: \/list[1]\/Person[7]
\n<\/code><\/p>\nTwo option are available: –numbering<\/em> numbers the output message while –progress <frequence ><\/em> outputs the ‘#’ symbol each frequence events.<\/p>\n
\n>quixschematron --numbering --progress 50 \/share\/schematron\/dataStructure.sch \/share\/listOfPersons.xml
\n1: The number of children should be more than 2: \/list[1]\/Person[1]
\n#
\n#
\n2: The person must have an Id attribute: \/list[1]\/Person[2]
\n3: The Name of Person should not be empty: \/list[1]\/Person[2]
\n#
\n4: The first child of a Persone should be a Name: \/list[1]\/Person[3]
\n#
\n5: The Name of Person should not be empty: \/list[1]\/Person[4]
\n#
\n#
\n#
\n6: The person must have an Id attribute: \/list[1]\/Person[7]
\n7: The first child of a Persone should be a Name: \/list[1]\/Person[7]
\n8: The Name of Person should not be empty: \/list[1]\/Person[7]
\n<\/code><\/p>\nHow to upload your own XML file?<\/h1>\n
The links-xml-streaming server supports SCP only. scp stands for secure cp (copy), which means that you can copy files across an ssh connection that will be encrypted.<\/p>\n
\n> scp myDoc.xml $user@links-xml-streaming.lille.inria.fr:\/home\/$user
\n<\/code><\/p>\nHow to create a small XML file via command line?<\/h1>\n
\n> echo \u201c<a><b\/><\/a>\u201d > smallXMLfile.xml
\n<\/code><\/p>\nYou can also use your favorit editor like vi, vim or emacs.<\/p>\n
How do I install unstable releases<\/h1>\n
For each software of the QuiX Suite, QuiXProc team maintans two releases: stable and unstable. The unstable version in published every day by our automatic build system. The version==unstable option is the way to play with it:<\/p>\n
> quixpath --version=unstable \/\/a \/share\/example.xml
\nUnstable release of quixpath
\nSTART_SEQUENCE;false
\nSTART_DOCUMENT ;false
\nSTART_ELEMENT a;true
\nEND_ELEMENT a;true
\nEND_DOCUMENT ;false
\nEND_SEQUENCE;false
\n> quixpath --version=unstable --version
\nUnstable release of quixpath
\nQuiXPath version \"2_0_0\" (build 13_10_07)
\n<\/code><\/p>\nHow to determine the behavior of my shell?<\/h1>\n
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