Using the Conductor Administration Interface, we are going to make and save a query to an XML template in WebDav, and then demonstration its use from a browser.

First we will make a new WebDAV directory. From Web Application Server -> Content Management -> Repository click the "New folder" icon and in the shown form enter for "Folder Name": xmlt. Choose for "Owner" dav and click the "Create" button.

Figure15.8.Creating a new directory (collection) in WebDAV

Next we need to configure a virtual directory mapping to this so that XML Templates can be executed later. Go to Web Application Server / Virtual Domains & Directories and for your {Default Web Site} click the link "New Directory". In the shown form click "Next".

Figure15.9.Configuring a Virtual Directory to respond to XML Template requests from our Dav

The programmatic equivalent for creating a virtual directory is the command in iSQL:

SQL>vhost_define(lpath=>'/DAV/xmlt',
                 ppath=>'/DAV/xmlt/',
                 is_dav=>1,
                 vsp_user=>'demo',
                 opts=>vector('xml_templates', 'yes'));

Now we go to XML -> XQuery -> XQuery Advanced.

We will start by testing the following query against the Demo database

<bib>
   {
   for $b in document("bib.xml")/bib/book
   where $b/publisher = "Addison-Wesley" and $b/@year > 1991
   return
      <book year = {$b/@year}>
         {$b/title}
      </book>
   }
</bib>

Figure15.10.XQUERY query against the Demo database

Now we will save this as an XML template by pressing the Save button. The query we used will be copied to the save XML template page. We will ensure that the name of the file is /DAV/xmlt/xquery-template.xml :

Figure15.11.Saving the XML template for the Xquery query

	See Also:
	Exposing XML Templates as Web Services .