Hi Tim,
I believe it is true that since about 4.2 or so, MarkLogic has been more
spec-compliant with respect to how the xml declaration is handled. So it is
not that surprising that some things behave slightly differently. It sounds
like whatever code you are running thinks the xml declaratio
Well, I tried creating an example using xquery, but trying to add the xml
declaration to a document results in the following documented error after
trying to create the record and not during insert:
Processing instructions may not have the target 'XML'
So I'm wondering if the XML declarat
Hi, Nelson,
From within the MarkLogic organization we too would like to hear about
implementations! I think that for any CRUD and search applications, the
REST API will meet most needs out of the box.
We know about the need for a join operation, and I've got as a TODO to
write a custom cons
Hi all,
We're exploring options for interacting with MarkLogic without writing XQuery
code. We currently do CRUD operations in MarkLogic with our own custom REST
endpoints, and this particular flavor proven a little too hands on. We're
looking at another, more generic REST interface developed
Hi Tim,
I recommend creating a test case that shows the problem as clearly as
possible, and file an RFE at support.
Cheers,
Geert
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Hi Folks,
I found a note from Geert that MarkLogic does not need the xml processing
instruction, so I removed it from the XML document I was trying to insert
into a MarkLogic database running 6.0.2 and it worked. Why isn't 6.0.2
merely ignoring the processing instruction when it is included?
Tim
No whitespace, no BOM. Why would that be different in ML 6.0?
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I do need to check the document. Looks like I omitted part of the error
message:
XDMP-BADPINAME: xdmp:get-request-body("xml") -- Invalid processing
instruction name "xml" at line 1
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From: Mike Sokolov [mailto:soko...@ifactory.com]
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2012 12:
Totally random guess, but is the xml declaration in your document
preceded by anything else? White space? A BOM?
On 12/14/2012 11:16 AM, Tim Meagher wrote:
> XDMP-BADPINAME: xdmp:get-request-body("xml") -- Invalid processing
> instruction name "xml" at line 1
>
> Can someone tell me what this
The server has that information, but there's no way to get it from
XQuery. You might want to add an RFE for this.
John
On 14/12/12 15:52, David Sewell wrote:
> I realize that login sessions to MarkLogic HTTP servers are stateless, but is
> there any admin function or functions that would make it
XDMP-BADPINAME: xdmp:get-request-body("xml") -- Invalid processing
instruction name "xml" at line 1
Can someone tell me what this is about? "xml" is one of the allowable types
per the documentation at
http://docs.marklogic.com/xdmp:get-request-body?q=xdmp:get-request-body .
I've been running this
I realize that login sessions to MarkLogic HTTP servers are stateless, but is
there any admin function or functions that would make it possible to determine
which login sessions on an HTTP app server are active (not timed out) at a
given
moment? Or is that information all completely dependent o
What version of ML are you using ?
There is now a built-in REST and JSON support which was modeled on the good
work of Corona but fully optimized and supported in ML 6.0.
You might consider taking a look.
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David Lee
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Thanks Mike...It helps to remove immediate blockage..
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Thanks everybody for the good advice. I'll be trying the simplest
approach, i.e. creating a domain manually, loading the existing
pipelines, and attaching them to the domain.
My pipelines depend on the basic conversion pipeline, so I'll have to
add this one too.
I may have a look at how roxy does
Thanks a lot justin. It worked for me...
Thanks,
Manoj.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Justin Makeig wrote:
> I don’t know the details of how Corona assigns permissions to documents,
> but it sounds like you don’t have a read permission for the corona-dev role
> on any of your documents. Per
Hi Manoj,
I think Justin is right. Corona expects you upload documents as corona-dev
or corona-admin, which makes sure such permissions are added automatically..
Kind regards,
Geert
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Hi Jacob,
I have done so in the past. If all help so far doesn't work out, just
shout. I could look up the code I used. It ran against an older version of
MarkLogic, but pretty sure the basics haven't changed much..
Cheers,
Geert
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