(11/02/26 5:24), Rosa (Anuncios) wrote:
Hi Koji,
Yes of course i have RegexTransformer" in my .
What i'm not sure is the syntax of this i
don't need any other parameter here?
Hi Rosa,
So I've mentioned groupNames attribute for field element in previous mail.
Did you try it?
Koji
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Hi Koji,
Yes of course i have RegexTransformer" in my .
What i'm not sure is the syntax of this xpath="/product/url" regex=" /> i don't need any other parameter here?
Rosa
Le 25/02/2011 12:21, Koji Sekiguchi a écrit :
Hi Rosa,
Are you sure you have transformer="RegexTransformer" in your
Hi Rosa,
Are you sure you have transformer="RegexTransformer" in your ?
My question was more about the solr DIH syntax. It doesn't work either with the
new regex.
Especially the syntax for this:
<--- Is it correct? (not
the regex, the syntax)?
In this case, I think you need to have two f
Hi Koji,
My question was more about the solr DIH syntax. It doesn't work either
with the new regex.
Especially the syntax for this:
/> <--- Is it correct? (not the regex, the syntax)?
Example: url=http://www.abcd.com/product.php?id=324 --> i want to index
source = abcd.com
thanks for you
Hi Rosa,
Shouldn't it be regex="[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-z]{2,4}"?
Example: url=http://www.abcd.com/product.php?id=324 --> i want to index source
= abcd.com
Probably it could be regex="http:\/\/(.*?)\/(.*)"
I use a regex web tool:
http://www.regexplanet.com/simple/index.h
