xmldb | PHP XmlDb uses XML files for storing and organizing data | Database library

If you want to create a single document then

This message seems to imply that there is already an existing database with an admin password set. Did you point the installer at an existing data dir that contains a database?

You can find examples of using eXist-db's XML:DB API in the eXist book, for reference the example Java applications code is here: https://github.com/eXist-book/book-code/tree/master/chapters/integration/xmldb-client

Specifically, you might find this helpful:

https://github.com/eXist-book/book-code/blob/master/chapters/integration/xmldb-client/xmldb-client-store/src/main/java/exist/book/example/xmldb/client/StoreApp.java#L56

For eXist-db 5.x.x you need two repositories:

1. Maven Central for the eXist-db artifacts themselves.
2. eXist-db's Repository (http://repo.evolvedbinary.com/repository/exist-db/) for some third-party artifacts which cannot be published to Maven Central as they do not meet the requirements for Maven Central.

Inside of the , the context node is the processed //tei:listBibl/tei:bibl, so any selection should be relative to that, meaning, instead of , you want .

On a side note, if using XSLT 2 or 3, it is usually better to use the adequate version (i.e. version="2.0" or version="3.0") in your XSLT and not version="1.0", as that puts the XSLT processor into XPath 1.0 backwards compatibility mode. You would only do that if you move XSLT 1.0 stylesheet previously processed by an XSLT 1 processor to an XSLT 2 or 3 processor.

When a plugin is first installed, Moodle parses the install.xml file and uses this to create the database tables required for your plugin.

After the first installation of the plugin, Moodle does not look at the install.xml file again. Instead it relies on checking the upgrade.php file, at the point where your plugin's version number (in version.php) changes, in order to find out how to transform the previous database structure to match the new structure.

If your plugin is still under local development, you can get Moodle to re-parse the install.xml file by using the 'uninstall' feature in the 'Plugins' part of the 'Site administration' area. This will remove all the data for the plugin, then, if the code for the plugin still exists on the server, will immediately offer to re-install the plugin (which will create all the tables in install.xml).

If your plugin is already in use, or you do not want to lose any existing data, then you will need to use the XMLDB editor to generate the relevant lines of code to go in your upgrade.php file (and increase your plugin's version number to match).

See https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Upgrade_API for more details.

I would also suggest that this is a good time to fix your database tables to match the Moodle coding guidelines:

• Variable names should not have _ characters in them - this applies to database field names as well (although _ in database table names are fine).
• Plugin database tables should all start with the name of the plugin ('block_learning_stategizer' in this case) - if you end up using Travis CI to automatically check your plugins, then it will complain about your database table names.
• Plugin names are strongly discouraged from having _ in them (other than between the plugin type and the rest of the name) - there have been a number of bugs over the years caused by Moodle core getting stuck on names that break this rule. It may be a good idea to rename your plugin 'block_learningstrategizer' now, before you hit any problems.

You can try n.ParentNode.RemoveChild(n); instead of n.RemoveAll();

Instead of moving through XmlNode you have to move through XmlNodeList. Below I tested your data in Rextester you can try yourself:

Unmarshaller is case sensitive. In your pojo, you have variable name car but in XML you Car. Change it to the following and it will work.

To add the processing-instruction just add it as the first member of a sequence consisting of it and your content.