MarkLogic supports two native languages, XQuery and JavaScript. XQuery is a very natural way to work with XML, just as JavaScript is a very natural way to work with JSON. However, sometimes it’s useful to cross over and work with JSON using XQuery or vice versa. This post has some tips on using XQuery to […]
MarkLogic, as a multi-model database, can store data both as documents and as triples. We model entities as documents. Over time, the way we’ve modeled relationships has changed. In the Beginning Prior to MarkLogic 7, relationships were modeled by including either a URI or some other identifier as an element or attribute. In most cases, […]
This post shows how to ingest JSON into MarkLogic 7 using mlcp. Unlike many, this one is very specific to MarkLogic 7. Since the release of MarkLogic 6, MarkLogic Content Pump (mlcp) has been the supported tool for importing, exporting, and copying content. One feature that’s missing from it is the ability to load JSON files […]
I’ve begun working on a Demo Catalog application recently that has a few purposes. My immediate purpose is to make our demos easier for our sales engineers to describe, find, comment on, and file bugs and RFEs against. If others find the app helpful as it develops, that’s great. But this project is also going […]