Thanks alot, so I will make a XSLT.
Great community here!
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Thank you.
I changed it and now it works.
But is there any possibility to make the given timestamp acceptable for
solr?
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Just for information: I indicate that the problem occurs when I try to add
the fields, created, last_modified, issued (all three have the type date)
and the field rightsholder.
Maybe it is helpful!
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Thanks to this!
No I have another problem. I tried to give the XML file the right format so
I made this
455HHS-2232
T0072-00031-DOWNLOAD - Blatt 12v
application/pdf
2012-11-07T11:15:19.887+01:00
2012-11-07T11:15:19.887+01:00
2012-11-07T11:15:19.8
The XML files are formatted like this. I think there is the problem.
T0084-00371-DOWNLOAD - Blatt 184r
T0084-00371-DOWNLOAD
application/pdf
2012-11-08T00:09:57.531+01:00
2012-11-08
Thanks for your help:
The URL I'am positng to is: http://localhost:8983/solr/update?commit=true
The XML-Filess I've added contains fields like "author" so I thought they
have to serachable since it it declared as "indexed" in the example schema.
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Hello,
I'm very new to Solr and I come to an unexplainable point by myself so I
need your help.
I have indexed a huge amount of xml-Files by a shell script.
"function solringest_rec {
for SRCFILE in $(find $1 -type f); do
#DESTFILE=$URL${SRCFILE/$1/}
echo
