Hi Sebastien,
No Proxy. I disabled my firewall –temporarily - for testing and it still does
not work as expected. Seems to not to be an issue with the firewall.
More Hints?
Thanks
Martin
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Dear MarkLogic Devs,
I started to create a http Server in MarkLogic 8 on Windows exactly
following the steps in here:
http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/getting-started/xquery#id_70912
But when I try to call the xqy Files via http://localhost:8005/Test/load.xqy
I always get a 404. I tried
Hi Raja,
the modules location is filesystem, as described in the Tutorial.
Best Regards
Martin
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Gesendet: Freitag, 5. Juni 2015 09:41
An:
Hi Santhosh,
If you created a template yourself, you should be able to go to the status of
that template, and use the import button there to upload the certificate.
Cheers,
Geert
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Hi Martin,
Did u check the modules location : either mentioned filesystem or modules db to
store all your application xquery codes .
Thanks and regards
Raja
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Martin Vollmer
(hotmail)
Hello,
Any firewall / proxy on ?
Try to stop fw to see if it is changing the deal.
Cheers
Sebastien
Envoyé de mon iPhone
Le 05 Jun 2015 à 09:32, Martin Vollmer (hotmail) voll...@hotmail.com a
écrit :
Dear MarkLogic Devs,
I started to create a http Server in MarkLogic 8 on Windows
Hi Geert,
In the Create http Server Dialog: I just typed in Test like described in the
tutorial.
I created a Test Directory in C:\Program Files\MarkLogic\Apps as described
in the tutorial.
In the newly created Test Directory I put the xqy files into this directory
Thanks
Martin
Hi Martin,
Maybe the tutorial is a little vague about this, but if the full path of your
load.xqy is C:\Program Files\MarkLogic\Apps\Test\load.xqy, then your Root
should be Apps/Test, and the http url to it would be
http://localhost:8005/load.xqy. I hope that clears things up for you..
Hi Martin,
What did you specify as Root in your app server, and at which filesystem path
did you put your load.xqy?
Cheers,
Geert
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Hi Team,
We have to configure one of our Appserver in ML to access it
via https.
We have a certificate obtained from a certificate authority(COMODO CA Limited).
I have to use this certificate for my Appserver to make it work as https.
I tried to follow the steps in the
Hi Geert,
I tried various variations on my one, but not this one.
Now it works as expected. Thanks for taking care. Maybe the tutorial should
be a little bit less vague about this. :)
Thanks
Martin
Von: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
xdmp:get-request-header(X-Forwarded-For) ought to do it (if the HTTP server
is
creating a header with just that spelling; that's what Apache does).
We have a function we use to determine the actual source IP address that you
might be able to use or adapt:
(:~
: Ascertain IP address masked
Sorry, I didn't answer the question you actually asked... it would probably
require a low-level intervention in the MarkLogic code to change what gets
written to the access log, no clue about that.
Sorry but would be interested to learn there is a solution,
David
On Fri, 5 Jun 2015, David
Our ML cluster is behind a load balancer, so the source ip address of the
ML access logs show the load balancer's IP address.
I'm told that the load balancer injects into the http request header the
actual client ip address as x-forwarded-for.
Is there a way to make ML display the contents of
Thanks for pointing that out Martin.
What you really want to do is put your application code somewhere outside of
where the server is installed. MarkLogic will look relative to the
installation directory, but the best practice is to put your code either
somewhere else on the filesystem (for
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