Tag: MarkLogic

Posts in this series: Punctuation in XPath, part 1: dot (“.”) Punctuation in XPath, part 2: slash (“/”) Punctuation in XPath, part 3: “@” and “..” Punctuation in XPath, part 4: predicates (“[…]”) Punctuation in XPath, part 5: “//” When you write XQuery, a large subset of what you’re writing is actually XPath 2.0. In […]

Recently, I built a MarkLogic web application using a lot of XSLT and a dash of XQuery. I was able to apply my understanding about how to optimize code to make a site like this perform better, so I thought I would share some of these insights with other beginners. Whenever MarkLogic evaluates an XPath […]

The MarkLogic Sample Authoring App for PowerPoint was designed as a jump start for anyone doing Microsoft Office development in MarkLogic, showcasing the use of the MarkLogic Toolkit for PowerPoint in MarkLogic version 8 with Office 2007 or 2010. The toolkit uses tags — name and value for a property — to let authors enrich PowerPoint presentations, and associate and manage metadata. In addition, users can search and reuse existing tagged components and their metadata in new PowerPoint presentations.

The MarkLogic Sample Authoring App for Word was designed as a jump start for anyone doing Microsoft Office development in MarkLogic, showcasing the use of the MarkLogic Toolkit for Word in MarkLogic version 8 with Office 2007 or 2010. The toolkit uses content controls — individual controls that you can add and customize in templates, forms, and documents — to let authors enrich Word documents, and associate and manage metadata. In addition, users can search and reuse existing controls and their metadata in new Word documents.