Vikas,
It sounds like you're trying to rebuild functionality that already
exists in the Content Processing Framework (CPF). Why don't you simply
set up CPF (per the docs), then call xdmp:document-load() with the path
to your PDF?
If you set up CPF correctly, a set of triggers will do the
Peter,
Have you read chapter 23 of the Developers' Guide? It is available at
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs - section 23.1 talks about the
calculation that we perform for cts:score().
I think the interesting point for your question is that scores are
calculated based on inverse
Patrick,
I'd suggest that you step back from the query, and tell us about the
task you are trying to solve. Perhaps a different query will be more
suitable to the task.
-- Mike
Patrick Force wrote:
We are attempting to deal with issues in result set sizes, timeouts, and
performance in
Bilal,
I can release locks without a problem.
(: Q1 :)
doc('test.xml')
= xa id=1//x
(: Q2 :)
xdmp:lock-acquire(
test.xml, exclusive, 0,
document being updated, xs:unsignedLong(600))
= ()
(: Q3 :)
xdmp:lock-release('test.xml')
= ()
Perhaps you are trying to acquire and release the same
John,
That error is certainly a bug in cq, but it's easy to work around. The
problem is that cq isn't very smart about app-server root paths, and is
looking in the wrong place for the module that you're trying to import.
To work around the issue, change your http or xdbc module location from
Per http://developer.marklogic.com/code/ Supported browsers are Mozilla
1.0+ and Internet Explorer 6.0+. Some features may not work on other
browsers. The buffer list counts as a feature.
It's open source, so why not help out? I've accepted a couple of patches
for Opera. If you have a patch
Paul,
The xmlspace declaration should help:
declare xmlspace = preserve
textarea
/textarea
=
textarea
/textarea
-- Mike
Williams, Paul wrote:
We recently updated to MLS 3.2 and discovered that some HTML being
generated for a form is no longer correct. The form uses an empty
TEXTAREA
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Paul,
The xmlspace declaration should help:
declare xmlspace = preserve
textarea
/textarea
Paul,
Both forms work for me, using IE 6.0.2800.1106. That is, I see an empty
textarea on the resulting page.
-- Mike
Williams, Paul wrote:
For example, this seems to work for me, in IE6:
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
body
textarea/textarea
/body
/html
That's because that is
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See http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/3.2/apidocs/Extension.html#directory
-- Mike
Kalidasu Surada wrote:
Hi,
I am getting list of document residing in a database through this query
for $i in input()
return
document-uri($i)
but wht the thing this i want to get the documents from
Patrick,
There isn't enough info for me to suggest anything. Please provide the
entire XQSync log output, and all of your property settings.
thanks,
-- Mike
Patrick Force wrote:
Was wondering if anyone could help with this. I'm getting the following
error when running XQSync:
INFO: input
Patrick,
Thanks - I've reproduced this problem, and I'll pursue a fix.
Meanwhile, there's an easy workaround: make sure there are no underscore
characters in the hostname portion of your connection string.
-- Mike
Patrick Force wrote:
Here's the full command and console output:
java
/view_bug.do?bug_id=6553128
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=5049974
-- Mike
Michael Blakeley wrote:
Patrick,
Thanks - I've reproduced this problem, and I'll pursue a fix.
Meanwhile, there's an easy workaround: make sure there are no underscore
characters in the hostname
2007, Michael Blakeley wrote:
If I can hijack this conversation for a word or two on external variables
External variables are even lazier than string concatenation is. When you use
an external variable, you protect your code from injection attacks, and you
also avoid having to escape
),
random-hex(4),
random-hex(4),
random-hex(4),
random-hex(12)
),
-
)
}
(: Query :)
generate-uuid-v4()
Best
Tim Finney
UVa Press
On Fri, 2007-08-10 at 16:01 -0700, Michael Blakeley wrote:
I happen to have one in front of me right now. Note
Namespaces?
Try:
namespace-uri(doc(/SFI/Update/news/articletest2/test.xml)/*)
-- Mike
Alex Rice wrote:
Greetings, I have MarkLogic 3.2 and I am attempting to load some XHTML
documents into the database. I have loaded some test documents them
via the webdav interface from Windows XP. So
Shannon Shiflett wrote:
I'm setting up RecordLoader using Michael Blakeley's instructions
(http://developer.marklogic.com/howto/tutorials/2006-06-
recordloader.xqy) was hoping someone might verify that 1.1.4c is
the latest greatest (most important, the correct) version of XPP3
-- the
Peter,
That seems to be a typo in the docs. The correct option seems to be
descendant-or-self.
cts:element-value-query(xs:QName('p'), 'cat', 'descendant-or-self')
=
cts:element-value-query(xs:QName(p), cat,
(descendant-or-self,lang=en), 1)
-- Mike
Peter Hickman wrote:
According to the 3.2
Jacob Meushaw wrote:
I'm sure there is an easy solution to this. I'm trying to learn more
about security. I've used xdmp:document-get-permission() to retrieve
the persmissions assigned to a given document. The results of this
query give me something like:
sec:permission
On 22/2/08 13:24, Michael Blakeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bruno,
Your query looks fine to me, and the query-trace indicates that the
server is using your range-index for the sort. What version of MarkLogic
Server are you using, and how large is your expanded-tree-cache?
I'm able to perform a very
Paul,
text { $css-content } will build a text node from your string (or from
any sequence - very useful).
-- Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm planning on creating a page on our site where users can alter
certain styles defined in a personal CSS file. I'm hoping I can create
such a CSS
I can't speak to the product issue, but is it practical to work around
this behavior by ending your class attributes with a dummy character?
For example:
topic class=- topic/topic task/task -/
/self::*[contains(@class, ' topic/topic ')]
= true
DITA attaches meaning to the leading '-'
Alan,
I can think of two possibilities that you might want to explore:
a) In between searches, documents are being inserted or updated. These
changes can invalidate existing cache entries, so that a new query will
have to update the cache entries. This would mean that the cluster isn't
Yes, that's correct. Here's another take on the XQuery:
let $doc := doc($uri)
return
if ($doc/binary()) then 'binary'
else if (doc/node() instance of text()) then 'text'
else 'xml'
Note that this test will treat empty documents (ie, uri does not exist)
as xml. You could test for that
Mattio,
Not sure if it helps, but you could consider permanently boosting the
quality of biographies, via xdmp:set-document-quality() or a related
function.
If I understand what you're trying to do correctly, you could also make
your query test for a matrix of possibilities at runtime. You
that the second leaf
in each is there a placeholder of sorts ... something that just
enables us to call out the hit on the attribute?
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 4:19 PM, Michael Blakeley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mattio,
Not sure if it helps, but you could consider permanently boosting the
quality
Shannon,
Each collection will add one extra term in your query, so a single
collection is more efficient. But the difference may not be perceptible
to your users.
-- Mike
Shannon Scott Shiflett wrote:
Hi,
If we have logically organized documents loaded into say 8
collections, to search
The filesystem is used when the modules value is 0.
-- Mike
Mike Sokolov wrote:
xdmp:invoke accepts an option to specify the modules database and the
root path for modules. Is it possible to specify that modules are to be
loaded from the file system using this option, or in some other way at
This is one of the uglier warts in XQuery.
http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery/#id-flwor-expressions and
http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery/#prod-xquery-OrderModifier specify that
OrderModifier is a literal token, not a variable or an expression. So
it's tricky to write dynamic sorts.
But here is one
Mattio,
I don't know much about C#, but I do know that the node-kind code in cq
isn't 100% reliable, especially if you're using an older release of cq.
Multiple nodes at the root level can produce misleading cq listings.
Try this:
for $i in doc('/product/633504414890149643.xml')/node()
about? I checked the XML
file being loaded through XCC and there doesn't seem to be anything
unusual about it.
On 6/30/08, Michael Blakeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mattio,
I don't know much about C#, but I do know that the node-kind code in cq
isn't 100% reliable, especially if you're using
Fields (in the field-word-query sense) don't relate to the indexes used
for element-query. As the admin guide puts it, You can use fields to
create portions of the content that you might want to query as a single
unit.
That phrase single unit is key: fields are flat buckets of words, and
do
The fn:translate() function would probably be more efficient than using
fn:contains() and fn:replace(). It can also be more easily extended to
handle more than one conversion.
...
return translate(ØŁé, OLe)
-- Mike
Danny Sokolsky wrote:
Hi Peter,
I can think of a few ways to do this.
Isha,
Perhaps you are, as the message suggested, out of disk space?
From your web site, I see that MPS Technologies is a provider of
technology services for the information industry. I think you would be
well-served by attending our 3-day developer course
I am pleased to announce that cq 3.2.4 is now available. This release
includes fixes for various minor bugs, and improves compatibility with
current and future releases of MarkLogic Server.
If you are using cq and MarkLogic Server 3.2-1 or later, I hope that you
will find this upgrade
David Sewell wrote:
In the MarkLogic admin console, Groups configure panel, what is the
effect of increasing the default number of partitions (1) for any of the
caches (list, compressed tree, expanded tree)? It's not documented in
the Admin docs.
David,
The admin guide does describe the
Michael Blakeley wrote:
David Sewell wrote:
In the MarkLogic admin console, Groups configure panel, what is the
effect of increasing the default number of partitions (1) for any of the
caches (list, compressed tree, expanded tree)? It's not documented in
the Admin docs.
David,
The admin
Steve,
The misleading error message for DELETE with application-level
authentication is a bug, and I understand that a fix is in the works for
a future release. As you found, switching to HTTP authentication results
in the correct error message (405).
There is an open RFE for HTTPServer
Darren,
I don't think anyone pointed out the reason for XDMP-NOTANODE: I think
there's a misplaced parenthesis in your query. Instead of:
xdmp:describe( (collection(MDC))[1] )/node()
...you probably wanted:
xdmp:describe( collection(MDC)[1]/node() )
The first form gets the child
Alan,
I would expect your use-case to work, as long as RecordLoader is in
ID_NAME=#FILENAME mode (which is the default). I tried to create a test
case following your report, but I can't reproduce the problem.
Maybe you can tell me what differs between our inputs or configurations?
Are you
Try cts:tokenize() instead of fn:tokenize. Rather than using regex, this
splits text up into cts:word, cts:punctuation, and cts:whitespace items.
For example
let $n := pa b c d e f g h i j k/p
let $q := 'f'
let $words-before := 3
let $words-after := 3
return cts:highlight(
$n, $q,
Sorry, Eric: that's XQuery 1.0 syntax vs MarkLogic syntax. I've been
trying to learn 1.0 syntax. Apparently I've succeeded - but as already
mentioned on this list, we should be using the MarkLogic syntax (aka
draft 2005-03, aka 0.9-ml) for now.
-- Mike
Eric Palmitesta wrote:
Firstly, there
the great responses, everyone, you've given me
much to read (on the mailing list and external links). Much appreciated!
Eric
Michael Blakeley wrote:
Eric,
I think it's important to distinguish between server behavior and
browser behavior. While we can use XQuery to generate valid XHTML
Those are good points. I generally use XQuery as a code generator to
write a skeleton module for large transform libraries (schema migration,
for example). That reduces the burden of starting a project, and gets me
to the easier to maintain state more quickly.
Here's an example: this one
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Adeveloper.marklogic.com+repair
returns quite a few hits. The dev guide
(http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/3.2/books/dev_guide.pdf) is a good
place to start - from Chapter 10:
MarkLogic Server includes the ability to correct content that is not
David,
This looks like a bug in XQSync, which also affected
INPUT_COLLECTION_URI. Thanks for reporting it.
I've checked in a new jar which fixes the problem: svn revision 876,
version 2008-09-09.1
-- Mike
David Sewell wrote:
I've been testing XQSync:
Changing APIs may not get you anywhere: I can match your ingestion rate
on my laptop, using either API. Start by analyzing the performance of
every subsystem, so that you know where the bottleneck is. Measure the
utilization of the client CPU, server CPU, disk, and network.
If the subsystems
Eric,
I think you'll find that it's pretty fast, as long as the tree structure
fits in L2 cache.
The profiler API is documented at
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/3.2/apidocs/ProfileBuiltins.html#allowed
- but it's best used via a tool. The current release of cq
Brent,
Those are interesting ideas: I'll add them to my list of potential
enhancements to Corb. The Corb source code is fairly simple, and I
welcome patches.
Meanwhile, you can implement something like that per-Forest idea without
changing any Java code: just provide your own uris-module,
On the heels of the MarkLogic Server 4.0-1 release, I am pleased to
announce that cq 4.0.1 is now available at
http://developer.marklogic.com/svn/cq/releases/mark-logic-cq-4.0.1.zip
While cq 3.2.4 is compatible with MarkLogic Server 4.0-1, this release
adds new features to take advantage of
...
Thanks,
Wyatt
Michael Blakeley wrote:
Mike,
Thanks for the report. I'm having trouble reproducing this error on
Linux: that may mean that it's a Windows-specific error, so I'll have
to try a Windows machine.
Meanwhile, you should be able to cq 3.2.4 with MarkLogic Server 4.0-1.
-- Mike
Mike
Mark,
The best solution is to think about the problem as a single transaction:
don't attempt to emulate dirty reads. In the developer training, we talk
about this issue when discussing updates, and show its use in the
implementation of a persistent FIFO queue.
Untested code...
let $doc-root
Geert,
I tried your test case with 4.0-1 (and cq 4.0-1.1) on linux x86_64. The
whitespace was not trimmed, irrespective of the xmlspace setting, and
the result was:
test att=bla bla att2=bla2 bla2 /
-- Mike
Geert Josten wrote:
Hi all,
I have what seems to me a simple question: how
Mindie,
I'd avoid setting the default element namespace in a prolog, like that.
Instead, try something like this (porting to xquery 0.9-ml is left as an
exercise):
xquery version 1.0-ml;
declare variable $METADATA as element() :=
metatitlethis is the title/title/meta
;
declare function
Of Michael Blakeley
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 4:13 PM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] namespace problem
Mindie,
I'd avoid setting the default element namespace in a prolog, like that.
Instead, try something like this (porting to xquery 0.9-ml
Mark,
As I understand it, you are asking for a guarantee of product behavior
that is not specified in existing product documentation. I could write
you a simple test to show that a server with application-level
authentication still processes the Authorization header for
Today, lib-parser calls cts:tokenize() without the language argument, so
it always uses the database default language. So the tokenization is
language-aware, but there's no per-query control over which language it
uses.
If per-query control over language awareness would be useful, how would
a fixed length). This approach would preserve the scalability of
random ids, without requiring extra work to check any but the first id.
-- Mike
Eric Palmitesta wrote:
Wow, thanks for the reply, Michael. I'll probably be using some
variation of one of your examples.
Michael Blakeley wrote
Paul,
Yes, you can increment a sequence document by more than 1, to mimic
sequence reservations. But to get any performance benefit, won't you
also have to maintain a list of reserved, but unused, sequence numbers?
Perhaps you'd do so in your application layer, where you'll also have to
with another sub-id, I hadn't thought of something like this.
I appreciate the debate, it's a quick way to learn. :)
Much thanks,
Eric
Michael Blakeley wrote:
Eric,
I don't understand why you say that random ids don't scale well. I'd
argue that sequential ids don't scale at all
Mike,
Thanks for the report: that's a bug in cq, and I'll add a check for the
missing privileges in the next release. Meanwhile you can simply add
them to the role you're using for cq (I usually create a 'cq' role, and
grant it all the necessary privileges).
The extra privileges are:
Bindu,
This might be a good time to ask whether properties are the right
implementation for your metadata. The important feature of properties is
that they are *not* part of the document. This separation has certain
benefits, but if you want to search for two facts together, then
properties
Cathy,
Thanks for the report. I'm having trouble reproducing the error, though.
As I see it, this test case ought to be equivalent:
import module namespace cxq=com.marklogic.developer.cq.xquery
at 'cq/lib-xquery.xqy';
cxq:get-epoch-seconds(xs:dateTime(2008-10-28T15:42:45.600414-04:00))
=
as you suggested but it did not help. Do you think that
this is a 4.0 issue? If so, would CQ 3.2 work with M/L 4.0?
On Oct 28, 2008, at 4:44 PM, Michael Blakeley wrote:
Cathy,
Thanks for the report. I'm having trouble reproducing the error,
though. As I see it, this test case ought
Steve,
The third query is a fairly common case: you'll probably want to use a
range-index and cts:element-values().
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.0/apidocs/Lexicons.html#cts:element-values
The other two queries look to me like they should be able to make full
use of the indexes.
-
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Michael Blakeley
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 5:57 PM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] sessions disabled in CQ
for Marklogic 4.0
Mike,
Judging by the line numbers, I don't think you're
Steve Mallen wrote:
Given this restriction, I will probably end up using Apache Tomcat or
Jetty to intercept the requests, and make XDBC requests to Mark Logic
from there. This will give me full URL mapping ability too.
I wanted to follow up on this thread, because the 4.0-1 release has
Cathy,
Thanks for the report, but I can't reproduce this problem using version
2008-10-28.1. You've omitted the start of the output, where you should
see the version number and other useful information: here's what mine
looks like.
RecordLoader starting, version 2008-10-28.1 on 1.6.0_0
Alan Darnell wrote:
Is there a way to send errors up from load.xqy and the modules it
invokes to record_loader so that we can see what's happening in
simplelogger.log?
No, but you can call xdmp:log() in your module. I'd recommend logging
the value of $URI. Then you can use grep on
Steve,
If I understand your situation correctly, and if I understand chapter 3
of the Developers Guide correctly, the transaction model should lock the
documents for you, and you shouldn't need anything extra. You might want
to review that chapter to see how the transaction model works
Tim,
This looks like a good time to use a computed constructor.
...
option value=1{
if ($flag) then attribute selected { 1 } else ()
}Select one/option
...
You could also write a function to create the option element with or
without the attribute, but I think the computed constructor is
Actually that query does *not* require any special indexes. The server
always indexes all XML element values and element-attribute values.
You would only need an attribute range index for a fast order by on
keyword/@value, or for a cts:attribute-value-range-query term, or for
David,
It's good to include error messages when a query isn't working. In this
case the error message is:
[1.0-ml] XDMP-ARGTYPE: (err:XPTY0004) xdmp:save(filename.xml, (?xml
version=quot;1.0quot; encoding=quot;UTF-8quot; ?,
something.../something)) -- arg2 is not of type node()
That makes
.
Understanding how the functions relate to the indexes is probably one of
areas I've found hardest with MarkLogic.
Thanks
Rob
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Blakeley
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To: General Mark Logic Developer
Thanks for the report.
I found the problem, and the fix is very simple. If you'd like to patch
it before I release cq 4.0-2, you can edit cq/result.html and change
prototype.js to js/prototype.js.
-- Mike
Hahn, Thomas A. (LNG-DAY) wrote:
We are using IE 6.0.29x and FireFox 2.0.0.14-- they
,
$search)/@count
return
fn:sum($results)
Running profiling on the query shows me that it's the XPath stuff I do
on the search results that's holding everything up, can anyone advise
how I can improve this?
Thankl
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 7:24 PM, Michael Blakeley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Alan,
I believe the import module declaration on line 1 is missing an at clause.
This is legal XQuery, but its interpretation is implementation-defined.
When the location is empty, as in this case, MarkLogic Server interprets
the application server root as the module location. Since the
Dave Pawson wrote:
2008/12/1 Michael Blakeley [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As the original exception suggested, Dave doesn't have the right xpp3 jar
file.
Or something is missing.
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/xmlpull/v1/XmlPullParserException
The xpp3_xpath jar isn't
No, it means that the input encoding will not be detected automatically.
From http://developer.marklogic.com/svn/recordloader/trunk/README.html:
INPUT_ENCODING UTF-8 The Java Charset encoding (codepage) to use for all
input XML. If unset, RecordLoader will use null, which will default to
the
=file).
Thanks for your suggestions. It sounds like your second idea (setting
HTTP server parameters) might do it.
Tim
On Tue, 2008-12-09 at 17:27 -0800, Michael Blakeley wrote:
Tim,
I don't quite understand your question. Do you want fn:doc()?
Or would you like HTTP clients to be able to request
xdmp:directory-create() creates a directory in the current database. It
may be that
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.0/apidocs/UpdateBuiltins.html#xdmp:directory-create
isn't clear enough about this.
Perhaps you want
lib-parser tries to emulate google's syntax. It does not implement
AUTHOR:(john AND smith) because that isn't google syntax. You are, of
course, free to write your own parser, and you can even use the
apache-licensed lib-parser.xqy code as a starting point.
But first let's look into
directory. (not create one)
Is there a function to create a directory on the file system?
Thanks
David
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Michael Blakeley
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2008 9:45 AM
Dave,
One problem is that your expected output isn't a valid cts:query.
cts:element-word-query(QName(AUTHOR),
cts:and-query(cts:word-query(john), cts:word-query(smith)))
=
[1.0-ml] XDMP-TOOFEWARGS: (err:XPST0017) QName(AUTHOR) -- Too few
args, expected 2 but got 1
It's relatively easy to
I'd guess that notepad++ added a BOM to the beginning. If so, you'll
have to get rid of it: perhaps you can configure notepad++ to be less
helpful?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=%22notepad%2B%2B%22+without+bom had
a few promising-looking links.
-- Mike
On 2008-12-18 10:00, Eric
Yes, but you'd have to read each directory entry. I suspect that will
take longer than xdmp:document-get would.
Here's a solution based on document-get:
declare function local:filesystem-is-available($path as xs:string)
as xs:boolean
{
try {
exists(xdmp:document-get($path))
} catch
At LDS last week, I noted that they use a publicationLanguage element,
and tried to nudge them toward using xml:lang attributes instead. They
have content in several languages, but have not yet installed any
non-English license options.
But I ran into a problem with cts:element-values(), for
Please ignore - my last message should not have gone to this list.
-- Mike
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Grant,
I strongly recommend pagination in your query: see
http://developer.marklogic.com/howto/tutorials/2006-09-paginated-search.xqy
As well as xdmp:query-meters(), you should consult xdmp:query-trace() -
see http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.0/books/performance.pdf
Looking at the
Grant,
Your query-trace output looks normal to me. I didn't expect to see
anything unusual there, but it's a good tool to know about.
Your category display sounds similar to a feature called facets, or
guided navigation. If so, you can avoid retrieving all the results. Try
Sundeep,
The error code XDMP-DOCUTF8SEQ suggests that MarkLogic Server sees the
pdf document as text or XML, rather than binary. There are several ways
to fix this, but in XCC I would specify that the content is binary.
The XCC overview section at
Try this:
xquery version 1.0-ml;
declare function local:document-rename($uri as xs:string)
as empty-sequence()
{
xdmp:document-delete($uri),
let $permissions := xdmp:document-get-permissions($uri)
let $collections := xdmp:document-get-collections($uri)
let $quality :=
Sundeep,
Why not add the desired root element name to the cts:search call? For
example, to restrict the search to the xhtml output:
cts:search(
xdmp:directory('/cpf/msword')/xh:html, $my-query
)[$start to $stop]
-- Mike
On 2009-01-13 01:38, Sundeep_Raikhelkar wrote:
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Michael Blakeley
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 11:44 PM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] MarkLogic PDF content handling
Sundeep,
The error code XDMP-DOCUTF8SEQ suggests
this
binary, restarted server and it worked. Thanks again.
Regards,
Sundeep
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Michael Blakeley
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 11:29 PM
To: General Mark Logic
Tony,
The basic approach from your original email is reasonable, but you have
asserted that the output was incorrect. I cannot reproduce this because
your test case does not run (due to syntax errors). Even if I try to fix
the syntax errors, I can't know whether or not I'm seeing the same
Bindu,
That looks like a bug, but I think you have an older version of
lib-parser.xqy. In the 2008-05-13 zip release (and in svn at
http://developer.marklogic.com/svn/lib-search/trunk/release) I see this:
...
define function lp:get-cts-query
($qs as xs:string?, $map as
comfortable that the release version in subversion will work correctly
with ML 4 at this time?
-- Bindu
On Jan 20, 2009, at 10:16 AM, Michael Blakeley wrote:
Bindu,
That looks like a bug, but I think you have an older version of
lib-parser.xqy. In the 2008-05-13 zip release (and in svn at
http
Jim,
If a query returns text, it's text. You can set the content-type
response header, if that helps.
xquery version 1.0-ml;
do we escape text output? 1 2 amp;amp; 2 1
I have to escape '' in the XQuery string, because of language
requirements. But I don't see any escaping in the output.
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