Say I inserted XML file in MarkLogic datastore:
<Providers>
<Provider>
<UniqueId>1111</UniqueId>
<name>John Doe</name>
<Age>40</Age>
<Country>MN</Country>
</Provider>
<Provider>
<UniqueId>2222</UniqueId>
<name>Johny Deep</name>
<Age>51</Age>
<Country>NY</Country>
</Provider>
</Providers>
Now if I want to update the name to 'Jane Doe' where Unique Id is '1111', how can I achieve this using MarkLogic's java API?
Goel, it sounds like you need the Patch operation. This allows you to specify a specific part of a document and add to, change, or delete it.
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i'm using ReactAdmin(3.19.6) with ra-data-hasura(0.2.0) dataprovider
it works for tables but don't for Actions
when the ReactAdmin start a message appears
Unknown resource apikeyReceived. Make sure it has been declared on your server side schema. Known resources are comunicazioni, comunicazioni_aggregate, ping, ping_aggregate, profiles, profiles_aggregate
apikeyReceived is an action resource and probably it isn't in the aspected shape from ReactAdmin (it miss some property or metadata that reactadmin needs)
<Admin dataProvider={dataProvider} >
<Resource name="comunicazioni" list={ListGuesser} />
<Resource name="apikeyReceived" list={ListGuesser} />
</Admin>
i think this message is popped out when react admin execute the introspection query.
Is there a way i can intercepr this "event" and override or add something?
For a single condition I know the empty check is done using something like the following:
boolean(get-property('ID'))
What if I need this done for multiple properties (id and name for example)?
I tried the following and it did not work:
<filter source="boolean(get-property('ID')) and boolean(get-property('Name'))"
regex="true">
Try with
<filter xpath="boolean(get-property('ID')) and boolean(get-property('Name'))">
I searched under and over for this, but I think I am not using the correct words for my query.
I need to validate the format and content of an XML Schema (xsd) file. I also need to do this by command line. To give more guidance, I would like something like the Eclipse schema editor as an example (but by command line).
Let's say I have this schema:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<schema xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
targetNamespace="http://www.example.org/ExampleXMLSchema"
xmlns:tns="http://www.example.org/ExampleXMLSchema"
xmlns:external="http://www.example.org/ExternalXMLSchema"
elementFormDefault="unqualified">
<import schemaLocation="ExternalXMLSchema.xsd"
namespace="http://www.example.org/ExternalXMLSchema">
</import>
<complexType name="ExampleComplexType">
<sequence>
<element name="ExternalElement"
type="external:ExternalComplexType"></element>
</sequence>
</complexType>
</schema>
I want a tool that validate the format (no missing brackets, no missing end tags, etc), but also make sure that external references are correct. In this example, it would fail if the validator could not find the ExternalXMLSchema.xsd file and its types.
The eclipse editor gives this error for this situation:
src-resolve: Cannot resolve the name 'external:ExternalComplexType' to a(n) 'type definition' component.
Thanks for taking a look at this! Sorry if something is not clear, first post here, trying my best.
Any schema validator will have the schema for schema documents built in, so any schema validator should be in a position to validate a schema document.
Checking for bad external references goes beyond checking the schema-validity of the schema document; with some validators I have used, the validator checks external references if you ask it to validate a schema document; with others, it doesn't.
So in general the most reliable way of getting a validator to check a schema document is to attempt to use it to validate an XML instance. I find it convenient to have an instance with a well understood validity error. If the validator issues an error message concerning that problem in the XML instance, the schema is OK; if the validator issues no error messages at all, it's not building the schema or something else is wrong. If it issues a list of complaints about problems in the schema, well, that's what you were looking for, wasn't it?
Among schema validators which can be invoked from the command line are Xerces-J, Xerces-C, Saxon, msv, and libxml (but n.b. libxml's support for XSD is incomplete).
I'm developing a simple Web App which has a simple data from some employees, such as ID, NAME and so on. Thus, I'm using a XML file as my database. Yet, my XML file is sorted by the Employees' ID.
However, I'm using a to select the Employee's Name and show some informations about him/her, but when I created the bindable data through my spark component (I just "drag-and-drop" my XML file into the component), I'd like to show those names sorted by Name and this is my problem.
It's suppose to be a simple code, but I'm in trouble with it... lol!
<s:DropDownList id="ddNome"
labelField="NomeFuncionario" <!-- Employees' Name -->
textAlign="justify"
width="240" height="25"
top="30" horizontalCenter="0"
initialize="sortName(event)" <!-- Trying to create it now... -->
creationComplete="cbNome_creationCompleteHandler(event)"
change="cbNome_changeHandler(event)">
<s:AsyncListView list="{getDataResult2.lastResult}"/>
</s:DropDownList>
I'd be really grateful for any help with this code.
you can try something like this
<mx:XMLListCollection id="xmlListColl"
source="{getDataResult2.lastResult}">
<mx:sort>
<mx:Sort>
<mx:fields>
<mx:SortField id="sortField"
name="#NomeFuncionario"
caseInsensitive="true" />
</mx:fields>
</mx:Sort>
</mx:sort>
</mx:XMLListCollection>
...
<s:AsyncListView list="{xmlListColl}"/>
...
How I can make a comment in a GPX files?
I checked on Google and here with no luck. Thank you !
Assuming GPX = GPS eXchange Format it's just XML so a standard XML comment is all you'd need:
<!-- XML Comment -->
Waypoint, Routes and Tracks in Gpx have a formal tag <cmt /> and <desc /> The other main types have something called <extensions /> that allow you to add whatever content you want. The only requirement is that what you put in there is linked to a different schema so you can't use the default namespace for your tags.
You can put something like <myns:cmt>Comment here</myns:cmt> in there assuming you define the myns namespace in the top.
You can read more about this in the Gpx specs here
Garmin uses extensions extensively. To get an idea how they do it you can get their schema here