Tutorials
Whether you're new to MarkLogic or a seasoned pro, there's something here for you. Be sure to also visit the online product docs.
Featured tutorials
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| XQuery | Loading data |
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| Using an Aggregation Function via REST In a recent post, I showed how to build a your own Aggregation function with MarkLogic 6... |
| A MapReduce Aggregation Function One of the new features in MarkLogic 6 is the ability to call out to C++ code to do Map/Reduce calculations... |
| The Inside Story -- Configuration and Status Information Introducing tools and a RESTful API for access to MarkLogic Server configuration and status information. |
| Developing XQuery Applications: Part 1 |
| Developing XQuery Applications, Part 2 |
| 5-minute Information Studio Walkthrough |
| Writing and Searching POJOs in MarkLogic
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| 5-minute Guide to Packaging Packaging, part of the suite of Configuration Management features first introduced in MarkLogic 5, makes it easy to move application server and database configurations between machines. Run through this tutorial to get up to speed. |
| SQL to MarkLogic mapping Helpful analogies for those coming to MarkLogic from an RDBMS world |
| Query, Search, and Indexing |
| Adding Google Maps to an App Builder Application |
| Jumpstart custom scripting with the Information Studio API's Use Information Studio APIs to automate common content loading and transformation tasks. |
| Learning to use Search Clustering An introduction to adding search clustering to your application |
| Inside MarkLogic Server This paper describes the MarkLogic Server internals: its data model, indexing system, update model, and operational behaviors. It's intended for a technical audience — either someone new to MarkLogic wanting to understand its capabilities, or someone already familiar with MarkLogic who wants to understand what's going on under the hood. |
| Web Services with MarkLogic Server This tutorial will walk the reader through the process of developing a simple XML-RPC web service wrapper to exemplify how a query might be passed to MarkLogic Server. |
| Eclipse Plugin Setup Instructions Step-by-step instructions to getting set up with MarkLogic and the Eclipse XQDT Plugin |
| Serving Images with MarkLogic Server |
| RecordLoader: Ingesting XML with Knife, Fork, and Shovel |
| XQSync: a Wheelbarrow for Content |
| Using XML Schema with MarkLogic Server |
| An Introduction to MarkLogic Server and XQuery A technical introduction to MarkLogic Server is, what you can do with it, and how to use it via XQuery. |
| PerformanceMeters: Test Harness for XQuery |
| Integrating MarkLogic Server With the Apache Webserver |
| Paginated Search for Web Applications |
| 5-minute Guide to the Search API This introductory tutorial walks you through a complete sample application of the Search API, quickly covering a large range of its features. |
| ISO-8601 Dates in Java and XQuery |
| Introduction to XSLTForms |
| MLJAM: An XQuery Library for Evaluating Java Code |
| Data Management |
| Using The MarkLogic XQuery JSP Tag Library |
| Data Model |
| MLSAM: An XQuery Library for Relational Database Access |
| MLJAM: Wire Protocol Documentation |
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