Suppose you’ve built an application using MarkLogic’s Visualization Widgets. At some point you decide you have too many and decide to remove one. I’ve seen a couple cases where someone does an incomplete removal, so I figured it’s worth laying…
This post is an update to my earlier tutorial on how to use Roxy with MarkLogic‘s Application Builder. I finally wrapped up a feature that automates the process, so the procedure has changed. I’m working with: MarkLogic 6.0-3.1 (6.0-2+ required)…
This tutorial has been superseded by a more recent version, which makes the process easier. I’ve had a couple people ask me how to use Roxy with MarkLogic‘s Application Builder. The answer has changed recently, so I think it’s time…
In MarkLogic 6, Application Builder has gotten an overhaul. I really like the result — you can now get some interesting charts and maps set up just by clicking through the wizard, and the source code it deploys is easier…
I learned something interesting today, so I thought I’d share. A colleague of mine wanted to figure out how to express a range of dates as a query string for an Application Builder app. These applications use the Search API, so…
In a recent post, I wrote a tutorial showing how to add a view to an Application Builder-based application. As one step, I made a copy of the rewrite.xqy module under the custom directory so that I had an easy…
This post is based on how MarkLogic’s Application Builder worked in MarkLogic versions 4 and 5; it does not apply to versions 6+. In my last post, I showed how to add maps to the front page of a MarkLogic…
Using MarkLogic’s Application Builder makes it a snap to put together an application quickly. Whenever I build an app this way, I feel like I’ve gotten 80% of what I need. This post shows how to take the next step…