Yes, it's definitely encoded in UTF-8. I'm going to attempt either today or Tuesday to post the files to a solr index that is online (as opposed to localhost as was my case a few days ago) using post.sh through SSH and let you know how it turns out. That should definitely indicate whether or not the problem is with my files themselves or the post.jar file.
On 5/24/07, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
how do u sure ur file is encoded by utf-8? 2007/5/24, Ethan Gruber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi, > > I am attempting to post some unicode XML documents to my solr > index. They > are encoded in UTF-8. When I attempt to query from the solr admin page, > I'm > basically getting gibberish garbage text in return. I decided to try a > file > that I know is supposed to work, which is the utf8-example.xml found in > the > exampledocs folder. This also did not return proper unicode > results. None > of my other coworkers have run into this problem, but I believe there is > one > difference between their system and my system which could account for > the > error. They're using Macs and thus posting with post.sh, and I am > running > Windows and posting with a post.jar file. Could post.jar not support > unicode? Has anyone run into this problem before? > > Thanks, > Ethan > -- regards jl
