Hi
we're trying to build a search that would find all words müller, muller
and mueller using any of the three words. We've got müller and muller
working as expected, but can't get mueller to play nice. (Or other
umlauts flattened with ae, ue oe etc.)
What would be the easiest way to achieve
On Mon, 15 Dec 2014 02:31:51 -0800, vi...@tilaton.fi vi...@tilaton.fi
wrote:
Hi
we're trying to build a search that would find all words müller, muller
and
mueller using any of the three words. We've got müller and muller
working as
expected, but can't get mueller to play nice. (Or
Hello,
I’m trying to use the module JSON (http://marklogic.com/xdmp/json
http://marklogic.com/xdmp/json) from one Extension REST API and I get an
error XDMP-MODNOTFOUND, but if I use the admin user to deploy everything works,
somebody knows what is the permission that I have to add to my
Could you show us the snippet of your extension module, particularly how you
import the JSON library ?
Also what version of ML are you running.
The default search path for modules will differ depending on your application
but I don't know how using a different user for deployment would affect
Hello David,
Thanks for answer so quickly, sur, look at this is my extension:
xquery version 1.0-ml;
module namespace security = http://marklogic.com/rest-api/resource/security;;
import module namespace res = http://www.product.com/libs/response; at
/app/libraries/response.xqy;
import
Hi,
I have to insert data that comes in various formats xml, csv ,json ,
bib,images and pdf.
For whatever I know , I can use xml as it is and create range index on
elements . But can someone help me whether pdf , json and bib can have
range indexes. I am of the view that these formats need to be
Hi,
I have a scenario where the query boosting has to be applied based on
an attribute value in the record. Consider the following records
record
words
wordpsychology/word
wordHealth/word
wordScience/word
/words
boostedwords
boostedword isBoosted=falseScience/boostedword
/boostedwords
/record
Range indexes require XML. Take a look at
https://docs.marklogic.com/guide/cpf/default for PDF. You'll have some work to
do selecting the right content to feed into your range index.
JSON should be easy too, because it has an XML representation.
For csv and the others you are basically on
First, JSON. In MarkLogic 7, documents are one of XML, text, or binary. If you
insert and retrieve documents through the REST API, they will be quietly
converted to XML and you can build range indexes on those converted documents.
Users of the API will just see them as JSON documents. In
Something else to keep in your mind as you're bringing in data is whether or
not you want to perform any content enrichment or transformation on the data.
If you do, you'll want to look into using CPF (which supports various input
formats including PDF) or writing your own xQuery to handle the
Hello,
I've been experimenting with xQuery syntax using MarkLogic Query console and
I've been quite happy with the results so far, but now I'd like to make sure I
understand all the options for using xQuery against MarkLogic in an client
application:
From documentation, one sure way to
Hi Alexei,
The most common way to evaluate xquery modules is to create an HTTP App Server,
put the code as xqy files under the app server root, and then hit the URL with
a browser or with a tool like curl. For example, suppose you have an HTTP App
Server you have set up with a root of
Thanks, Danny
Yes, this is pretty much what I am after, except is there also a way to pass
parameters to my query?
E.g., if I did
curl http://localhost:9876/hello.xqy?param1=value1param2=value2
Could I access the values of param's in my xQuery code?
Thanks,
Alexei Betin
-Original
Yes,
http://docs.marklogic.com/xdmp:get-request-field
This and the related functions that start with xdmp:get-request-xxx allow
access to prety much everything from the request.
Note that the term field is used - this is the combination of query params
AND form fields (if it was a POST).
You
Yes, using https://docs.marklogic.com/xdmp:get-request-field
-- Mike
On 15 Dec 2014, at 18:28 , Alexei Betin abe...@elevate.com wrote:
Thanks, Danny
Yes, this is pretty much what I am after, except is there also a way to pass
parameters to my query?
E.g., if I did
curl
Hi Alexei,
Yes, you can do this.
Here's the code to add to your xQuery for those particular parameters:
let $param1 := xdmp:get-request-field(param1, default value)
let $param2 := xdmp:get-request-field(param2, default value)
Some full examples and more information can be found here:
Hi again,
I forgot to mention: You may also want to look at our guide to extending the
REST API which describes a formal way to handle various HTTP methods (GET, PUT,
POST, etc.) upon the same REST endpoint:
https://docs.marklogic.com/guide/rest-dev/extensions
Best,
Rob
-Original
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