Hi,
Our CPF code in a "race-condition" created two collections with same URI.
Now, we are not able to access security/collections from Admin console. It's
giving the following error.
500: Internal Server Error
XDMP-AS: (err:XPTY0004) get-collection($uri) -- Invalid coercion: (fn:doc("
http://mark
There is one caveat to using pre-commit triggers with WebDAV. When the Windows
WebDAV client writes a file it first writes a zero length file and then does an
update to the zero length file with the real contents.
So as long as you are not using Windows WebDAV to load your content using a
prec
You should certainly look at Information Studio, but I'm unfamiliar with it
so I will ignore it for now.
Assuming you're on 4.2 (and don't want to use IS) you wouldn't need
full-blown CPF. You could do it with a simple trigger.
When a document is inserted in the appropriate directory
You might also consider a precommit trigger.
David Sewell wrote:
To paraphrase Euclid, I'm guessing there's no royal road to auto-applying XSLT
to a document at load time into the database?
Our use case is simply that for a given directory in one of our databases, we
want to run all XML files
Yes, we're using MLS 4.2, and are using Information Studio in the context of a
couple new projects, but have older customary workflows for getting documents
into the database using other methods. So the question I guess will be whether
to shift the workflow or to design a custom CPF pipeline that w
Hi David,
My advice to you is this: don't be afraid of CPF. Read up on the concepts,
then try the sample in this chapter:
http://docs.marklogic.com/4.2doc/docapp.xqy#display.xqy?fname=http://pubs/4.2doc/xml/cpf/quickStart.xml
Then see if you can modify that sample to use XSLT instead. Once yo
David,
Are you using MLS 4.2? I'm assuming not -- otherwise you would have already
tried Information Studio, which can run XSLT as part of document loading.
Greg
Gregory Murray
Digital Library Application Developer
Princeton Theological Seminary Library
On Mar 10, 2011, at 4:05 PM, David Sewel
To paraphrase Euclid, I'm guessing there's no royal road to auto-applying XSLT
to a document at load time into the database?
Our use case is simply that for a given directory in one of our databases, we
want to run all XML files through a particular XSLT stylesheet. We have managed
to coexist with
I have content in several languages, annotated with "xml:lang" so that
marklogic will handle them appropriately.
The issue I'm running into is that cts:element-value-match only matches
values on documents that have either xml:lang="eng", or those that are
Russian or Ukrainian (I think these two ar
Judy, that bug was present in 4.1-7, but fixed in 4.1-8 (the current 4.1-x
version is 4.1-9). If you upgrade, you should not see the error.
--Coleen
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Thanks for the replies. More resources (separate host) is of course the
ideal solution, but I'm trying to explore what we can do in order to
share the resources we have at our disposal in a better way. It's
possible we could delay some requests, but since this is a site used by
a large number
Hi Mike,
To my knowledge MarkLogic Server doesn't support priorities in request queue
nor in task queue. You could apply the approach described by Tim to the request
queue, but spawning them to the task server might be better. You could also
consider having a separate host (or cluster) to take
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