Team,
I have following two xmls,
*\test\BookCatalog.xml*
catalog
book id=101
authorGambardella, Matthew/author
titleXML Developer's Guide/title
/book
book id=102
authorRalls, Kim/author
titleMidnight Rain/title
/book
/catalog
*\test\NewBookCatalog.xml*
catalog
book id=101
At 2010-12-09 10:19 -0500, Gnana Thomas Arockiam wrote:
Team,
I have following two xmls,
\test\BookCatalog.xml
catalog
book id=101
authorGambardella, Matthew/author
titleXML Developer's Guide/title
/book
book id=102
authorRalls, Kim/author
titleMidnight Rain/title
/book
/catalog
Hey Sam,
Thanks for your input! That's exactly the way I've decided to go.
Sending the credentials in the HTTP header is what I was looking for.
Thanks again!
Dj
From: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
You might also just need fn:encode-for-uri, which produces upper case hex
digits. Depending on the source of the data, I might be concerned about the
risk of variation in the set of reserved characters though. I'd probably lean
towards comparing to a decoded copy of the string, stored with or