Hi,
I have an xml structure with elements in 2 different namespaces. While
attempting to transform this xml structure to JSON using a custom configuration
(json:config function at http://docs.marklogic.com/json:config), I realized
that the configuration mapping assumes the existence of only one
Hi, Kashif:
It seems that the problem occurs when a library or tool tries to interpret your
document as HTML. QueryConsole doesn't try to interpret your document as HTML.
It processes your document as XML, and the problem never arises in XML
processing.
My understanding (caveat: I've never
Thanks Charles, leaving the element namespaces out was actually how I started
out...and as you guessed or half-guessed, it does not output anything. (That is
not completely accurate, it does output the first occurrence of repeating
elements. However, the absence of the appropriate namespace seem
Erik, you mentioned in your previous email about assigning a prefix to the
name space. But it does not explain why it is working for me when I do the
same operation using query console. Here is what I am doing in query
console.
let $x := xdmp:xslt-invoke("/pipelines/HTML.xsl",
doc("/ancillary/2013
If there is another way, it probably won't be any faster for arbitrary values.
To find out whether or not a sequence of bytes are valid UTF-8, any program has
to check the whole sequence against a set of rules. There are 13 byte values
that can't appear, plus potential problems with continuation
Hi Nivaldo,
What happens if you leave "element-namespace" out of the map entirely?
I'd expect the transform either to output nothing or to do what you want
it to here. (I don't know the answer)
It would probably be expensive, but you could transform the XML
structure first into one with no
Thanks, Mike. Sounds like try/catch is the best approach.
We're also using xdmp:url-decode() in a context where we don't have total
control over the incoming data (HTTP parameters), so our best option may be to
rewrite that part of the code to avoid using the function at all.
David
On Fri, 19
xdmp:url-decode throws an error if the argument contains an invalid UTF-8
escape
sequence. For example, xdmp:url-decode('%C3%2E').
Is there any way besides wrapping the function in a try/catch to evaluate
whether a given string is a legitimate candidate for UTF-8 unescaping?
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David Sewell,
I'm looking for the facet values themselves. Trying to create a UI that is
driven by the actual data available from the facets.
Ok I will look into the two pass approach
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