Hi Christian, yes, we tested by setting MIXUPDATES = false and the error remains the same.
to reproduce it,
1) deploy a fresh basex instance from latest snapshot (BaseX80-20140519.172557.zip http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/BaseX80-20140519.172557.zip) 2) create an Empty database i.e. "sample" 3) Add the below function to the restxq.xqm
declare %rest:path("test1") %rest:POST("{$postbody}") %rest:consumes("application/xml") updating function page:upd($postbody) { db:add("sample", document { $postbody } , "sample/dir1/doc1.xml") };
4) now you can test the xml to the restxq url
url: http://localhost:8984/test1 content-type : application/xml
<a b="1" c="2" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <b> <item x="1" w="2"/> </b> <n value="1" xsi:type="xs:string"/> <n value="2" xsi:type="xs:string"/> </a>
or here is my complete basex instance which has only the above mentioned modifications : https://www.dropbox.com/s/yai9dx0smdj2ph9/test_basex.tar.gz
To be sure, i used the out-of-package configuration i.e. didn't modified any settings
Thanks, Seenivasan
P.S : Platform: Linux OpenJDK 1.7.0_51
