Mark Logic Command: put

Puts a document onto a Mark Logic server.

put [options] [file | expression ] ...

Puts a file (or expression) from the local system onto a Mark Logic server.

-c,-connect uri	Use the connection string instead of $MLCONNECT
-uri uri	Use the specified uri as the uri of the destination document, Otherwise uses the base uri of the file or expression.
-baseuri base-uri	Use the specifed base uri instead of the base URI from the file or expression
-r,-recurse	Recursively put directories. If any argument is a directory then it is recursed
-m,-maxfiles num	Send files in batch at must num files in one transaction
-t,-text	Stores the document as "text" content type
-b,-binary	Stores the document as "binary" content type
-x,-xml\|Stores the document as "xml" content type
expression \| file	The file (or expression , variable, port or url) to put to the Mark Logic server.

If file is omitted then stdin is used.
If neither -x, -t or -b is specified then the content type is determined by the server.

Assuming the prefix "ml" is imported as the marklogic module.

Put the file "test.xml" using its full path as the uri

ml:put test.xml

Puts the file "test.xml" using the uri "myfile.xml"

ml:put -uri myfile.xml test.xml

Puts the dynamic document <foo/> to the ML server using the uri "test.xml"

ml:put -uri test.xml <[ <foo/> ]>

Puts the result of an xquery (via stdin) to the Mark Logic server using the uri "test.xml"

xquery -q 'myquery.xquery' -i input.xml | ml:put -uri test.xml

Copies an entire directory tree "modules" to the /modules/ directory on the ML server, using at most 100 files per batch

ml:put -baseuri / -r -m 100 modules

Notes

Like most xmlsh commands, anywhere an input file is expected, a file, uri, expression, port, or variable expression may be used instead.