Using MarkLogic Content Pump (mlcp)

This example walks you through installing and using an XQuery or Server-Side JavaScript transform function to modify content ingested with mlcp. The example XQuery transform function modifies XML documents by adding an attribute named NEWATTR, with an attribute value specified on the mlcp command line. The example JavaScript transform function modifies JSON documents by adding a new property named NEWPROP, with a value specified on the mlcp command line.

This example assumes you have already created an XDBC App Server, configured to use "/" as the root and a modules database of Modules. Each part of the example is explained in its own section.