The XQuery Tab

The XQuery tab contains the following options:

• XML URL - Specifies the source XML file. This URL is resolved through the catalog resolver. If the catalog does not have a mapping for the URL, then the file is used directly from its remote location.
  Note: If the transformer engine is Saxon 9 and a custom URI resolver is configured in Preferences for Saxon 9, the XML input of the transformation is passed to that URI resolver.
• XQuery URL - specifies the source XQuery file that the transformation will use. This URL is resolved through the catalog resolver. If the catalog does not have a mapping for the URL, the file is used directly from its remote location.

You can use the following browsing buttons to enter values in the XML URL and XQuery URL fields:

Insert Editor Variables

Opens a pop-up menu allowing you to introduce special Oxygen XML Editor editor variables or custom editor variables in the XML URL field.

Browse for local file

Opens a local file browser dialog box allowing you to select a local file.

Browse for remote file

Opens an URL browser dialog box allowing you to select a remote file.

Browse for archived file

Opens a zip archive browser dialog box allowing you to select a file from a zip archive.

Browse Data Source Explorer

Opens the Data Source Explorer window.

Search for file

Allows you to find a file in the current project.

Open in editor

Opens the file in an editor panel with the path that is specified in the XML URL text box.

The rest of the options available in the XQuery tab allow you to further customize the transformation scenario:

• Transformer - This drop-down menu presents all the transformation engines available to Oxygen XML Editor for performing a transformation. These are the built-in engines and the external engines defined in the Custom Engines preferences page. The engine you choose in this dialog box is used as the default transformation engine. Also, if an XSLT or XQuery document does not have an associated validation scenario, this transformation engine is used in the validation process (if it provides validation support).;
  • Advanced options - configure advanced options specific for the Saxon HE / PE / EE engine.
• Parameters - Opens the Configure parameters dialog box for configuring the XQuery parameters. You can use buttons in this dialog box you can add, edit, or remove parameters. If the XQuery transformation engine is custom-defined you can not use this dialog box to set parameters. Instead, you can copy all parameters from the dialog box using contextual menu actions and edit the custom XQuery engine to include the necessary parameters in the command line that starts the transformation process.
  Note: Use the Filter text box to search for a specific term in the entire parameters collection.
• Extensions - Opens the dialog box for configuring the XSLT/XQuery extension jars or classes that define extension Java functions or extension XSLT elements used in the transformation.