> I have about 1000 documents per xml file. I am not really doing anything
> with the data other than putting the xml tags around it. So essentially
> the data is okay with the exception of a few documents that are causing
> the errors.
>
> Let's say document # 47 in the xml file has a problem, i
I have about 1000 documents per xml file. I am not really doing anything with
the data other than putting the xml tags around it.
So essentially the data is okay with the exception of a few documents that are
causing the errors.
Let's say document # 47 in the xml file has a problem, is the whole
Also, don't forget to encode entities or wrap them in CDATA.
> Jan,
>
> thank you for such a quick reply. I have a feed coming in that I convert to
> an Here is the type for text including index
> and query with the changes suggested.
>
>
> positionIncrementGap="100">
>
The analyzer order doesn't really matter, char filters are regardless of
position in the analyzer always executed first. Multiple filters of the same
type, however, are affected by order. Also, your error is not caused by a
faulty analyzer, there is something wrong in your XML.
Anyway, accordi
Jan,
thank you for such a quick reply. I have a feed coming in that I convert to an
Here is the type for text including index and query with the changes suggested.
Hi,
I assume you try to post HTML files from post.jar, and use HTMLStripCharFilter
to sanitize the HTML.
But you refer to "my file" as if you have multiple docs in one file? XML or
HTML? Multiple files?
To what UpdateRequestHandler are you posting? /update/xml or /update/extract ?
For us to und
Hi Everyone,
I setup a server and began to index my data. I have two questions I am hoping
someone can help me with. Many of my files seem to index without any problems.
Others, I get a host of different errors. I am indexing primarily web based
content and have identified my text field as foll
