It depends upon whether you want Solr to do the XSL processing, or the browser.
After fussing a bit, and doing some reading and thinking, we decided it was
best to let the browser do the work, at least in our case.
If the browser is doing the processing, you don't need to modify sorlconfig.xml
Hi Jeremy,
The xsl files go into the subdirectory /xslt/ (you have to create that)
in the /conf/ directory of the core that should return the transformed
results.
So, if you have a core /myCore/ that you want to return transformed
results you need to put the example.xsl into:
$SOLR_HOME/myCore
Thanks for the response but I have seen this page and I had a few
questions.
1. Since I am using tomcat, I had to move the example directory into the
tomcat directory structure. In the multicore, there is no example.xsl.
Where do I
need to put it? Also, how do I send docs for indexing when ru
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/XsltResponseWriter
This is for the single-core example. It is easiest to just go to
solr/example, run java -jar start.jar, and hit the URL in the above wiki
page. Then poke around in solr/example/solr/conf/xslt. There is no
solrconfig.xml change needed.
It is generally
