I have a number of documents (sample below) in XML format but not
UTF-8 encoding and with an externally referenced DTD and rendering
stylesheet. What's the best way to get these documents into
MarkLogic so that:
- the encoding is changed to UTF-8
- any entities in the DTD are resolved to UTF-8 encoded characters
- any CDATA sections are removed with the content left intact,
including markup embedded in the CDATA content
Do I need to pre-process the files before loading or can Mark logic
handle these kinds of conversion as part of the load functions?
Also, does anyone know of any good strategies for converting math in
TeX format to MathML?
Thanks,
Alan
Alan Darnell
University of Toronto
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><?xml-stylesheet
type="text/xsl" href="file://batchgate1\StyleS\bpg4
0.xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE content PUBLIC "-//BLACKWELL PUBLISHING GROUP//DTD 4.0//EN"
"\\Batchgate1\bpgdtd\4-0\bpg4-0.dtd">
<content dtdver="4.0" docfmt="xml">
<publisherinfo>
<publisher>Blackwell Publishing Ltd</publisher>
<address format="inline">Oxford, UK</address>
</publisherinfo>
<contentinfo type="journal" language="en">
<contentcode>JTH</contentcode>
<titlegroup>
<title type="journal">Journal of Thrombosis
and Haemostasis</title>
</titlegroup>
<issn>1538-7933</issn>
<copyright>2006 International Society on Thrombosis
and Haemostasis</copyright>
</contentinfo>
<document type="primary_article" sequence="1"
referencetype="vancouver">
<header>
<documentinfo language="en">
<idgroup>
<documentid type="doi"
id="10.1111/j.1538-7836.2006.02000.x" status="live" />
<documentid type="bpl"
id="2000" status="live" />
<documentid type="version"
id="fi" status="live" />
</idgroup>
<relatedgroup>
<related
relationship="child" type="object" />
<related relationship="self"
type="primary_article">
<file
name="jth_2000.xml" type="xml" />
</related>
<related
relationship="sibling" type="pages">
<file
name="jth_2000.pdf" type="pdf" />
</related>
</relatedgroup>
<date date="2006-08">August 2006</date>
<pagedetails>
<volume>4</volume>
<issue sequence="15">8</issue>
<page type="first">1747</page>
<page type="last">1755</page>
</pagedetails>
<countgroup>
<count type="figure_total"
count="6" />
<count type="table_total"
count="3" />
<count type="page_total"
count="9" />
</countgroup>
<trackinghistory>
<trackingdate type="created"
date="2006-04-25" />
<trackingdate
type="markedup" date="0000" by="SPS" software="preediting tool"
version="4.0" />
<trackingdate
type="paginated" date="0000" by="FSS_SPS" />
<trackingdate
type="received" date="0000" />
<trackingdate type="revised"
date="0000"/>
<trackingdate
type="accepted" date="0000" />
<trackingdate
type="Delivered as FI" date="20060825" />
</trackinghistory>
<tocheading level="1">ORIGINAL
ARTICLES</tocheading>
<tocheading
level="2"><i>Coagulation</i>
</tocheading>
<runningheadgroup>
<runninghead
type="title"><i>Tissue factor antigen in plasma</i>
</runninghead>
<runninghead
type="author"><i>B. Parhami-Seren</i> et al
</runninghead>
</runningheadgroup>
</documentinfo>
<history>
<p>Received 23 February 2006,
accepted 12 April 2006</p>
</history>
<footnotegroup>
<correspondent id="c1">Behnaz
Parhami-Seren, Department of Biochemistry, College of Medicine,
University of Vermont, 208 South Park Drive, Cholchester, VT
05446-0068, USA.<br />Tel.:+1 802 656 3286; fax:
+1 802 656 2256; e-mail:
<externallink
type="email">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</externallink>
</correspondent>
</footnotegroup>
<titlegroup>
<title type="surtitle">ORIGINAL
ARTICLE</title>
<title type="document">Immunologic
quantitationof tissue factors</title>
</titlegroup>
<namegroup type="author">
<name type="author">
<forenames>B.</forenames><x>
</x>
<surname>PARHAMI-SEREN</
surname>
</name><x>, </x>
<name type="author">
<forenames>S.</forenames><x>
</x>
<surname>BUTENAS</surname>
</name><x>, </x>
<name type="author">
<forenames>J.</forenames><x>
</x>
<surname>KRUDYSZ-AMBLO</
surname>
</name><x> and </x>
<name type="author">
<forenames>K. G.</
forenames><x> </x>
<surname>MANN</surname>
</name>
<address format="inline">Department
of Biochemistry, College of Medicine, University of Vermont,
Burlington, VT, USA</address>
</namegroup>
<summary language="en">
<heading implicit="yes" id="h1"
level="5" format="inline">Summary. </heading>
<p>The large number of conflicting
reports on th
e presence and concentration of circulating tissue factor (TF) in
blood generate
s uncertainties regarding its relevance to hemostasis and association
with speci
fic diseases. We believe that the source of these controversies lies
in part in
the assays used for TF quantitation. We have developed a highly
sensitive and sp
...
</p>
</summary>
<keywordgroup language="en" format="display">
<heading implicit="yes" id="h2"
level="5" format="inline">Keywords: </heading>
<keyword>fluorescence immunoassay</
keyword><x>,</x>
<keyword>placenta</keyword><x>, </x>
<keyword>plasma</keyword><x>, </x>
<keyword>tissue factor</
keyword><x>.</x>
</keywordgroup>
</header>
</document>
</content>
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