Yes, I meant the 'Load' tab on the Admin interface.
I did have the URI come up to me with /C/Program Files/etc. But, this
URI (or, any of its variants) would never work for me as
doc-available() would always return false. oh yes, I did try URL
encoding the blank space too.
Nagesh
On 9/26/08, Danny Sokolsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are referring to the load tab on the database portion of the Admin
> Interface, it tells you the URI before it loads it. For example, if you put
> c:\tmp in the directory and test.xml in the filter, it will give you a
> dialog telling you the filenames and uris corresponding to the document(s)
> you will load. Something like:
>
> The following files will be loaded:
>
> Filesystem Location URI
> c:\tmp\test.xml /c/tmp/test.xml
>
> The URI is /c/tmp/test.xml. So if you run the following query against the
> database to which you loaded it:
>
> doc("/c/tmp/test.xml") it will return the document.
>
> -Danny
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> ??????????? (Nagesh S)
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> Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] What is the URI of the doc that is
> loadedfrom admin panel ?
>
> Hi,
> When I upload a XML file to the database from the admin panel, I am
> shown the resulting URI which is a representation of the Windows path
> to that file. However, whenever I use this URI (or, in _ANY_ which way
> I hack it ! Specifically, I tried with a URI relative to root of app
> server, etc.), the doc-available function always returns 'false'. So,
> what is the URI of the doc that is loaded from admin panel ?
>
> OTOH, when loaded using the xdmp:insert
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