You can write a test script for your functions and execute the script in the XQuery Editor. Process Developer provides a default interpreter for script execution.
For example, create a new
.xq
file, and write a simple test script where you hard-code a function argument as in the
Kitty
argument below:
xquery version "1.0" encoding "utf-8";
import module namespace xyz ="myFunctions" at "hello.xq";
xyz:sayHello('Kitty')
To run this script, right-mouse click in the editor and select
Run As > XQuery
.
Passing an External Value to a Test Script
If the test script has external variables defined, values for those variables can be passed as arguments from the Run As launch configuration. The following is a simple script that takes in an external variable, followed by a description of how to create the script argument:
xquery version "1.0" encoding "utf-8";
import module namespace xyz ="myFunctions" at "hello.xq";
declare variable $ip as xs:string external;
xyz:sayHello($ip)
Create a Run As Configuration:
Right-mouse click in the editor and select
Run As > Run Configurations
.
Select New, and add your project name and test script name on the first page.
On the Arguments page, add a Script Argument, such as
ip="Kitty"
.
Run your named configuration.
Customizing the Interpreter Behavior
Process Developer includes a default Saxon interpreter. You can change the arguments to this interpreter by selecting
Preferences > XQuery > Interpreters
.
Do not change the first argument, which is the class name,
org.activebpel.rt.bpel.ext.expr.impl.xquery.AeQuery
.
