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Try '592.06'.f64(). I don't think having a whitespace in the number will work currently but you can use underscore instead: '2_263.32'.f64()

For those who may be running into this problem, here are my notes around the fix:

In add_word() you circumvent the borrowing problems with new copies of word (.to_string()).

You could just access once for all the counter you want to increment.

Then you will have to introduce a predicate that checks if there is no . ahead when matching a float like 1..

The following rules:

Something like this should work:

The problem appears to be the line xmlOutStr = sqlxmlOut.getString();. Remove this line, and the line which writes xmlOutStr to the log, and your code should work.

The JavaDoc for the JDBC SQLXML interface also mentions the following:

The state moves from readable to not readable once free() or any of the reading APIs are called: getBinaryStream(), getCharacterStream(), getSource(), and getString().

I can't say why XMLType.getDocument() doesn't throw an exception even after .getString() is called.

This should do pretty much what you wish, we log the response and any errors. I've set the content-type to 'text/plain', and you can change the data by setting the postData variable to whatever you wish.