The URL you are trying to access is wrong. You are using
/solr/etr_base_core/trends&wt=json but you should be using
/solr/etr_base_core/trends?wt=json

On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 9:51 AM, Christian Reuschling <
christian.reuschl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I managed it to create a small custom requestHandler, and filled the
> response parameter with  some
> static values in the structure I want to have later.
>
> I can invoke the requestHander from the browser and get nicely xml with
> the data and structure I
> had specified - so far so good. Here is the xml response:
>
>
> <response>
>         <lst name="responseHeader">
>                 <int name="status">0</int>
>                 <int name="QTime">17</int>
>         </lst>
>         <lst name="response">
>                 <double name="doubleAtt1">13.0</double>
>                 <double name="doubleAtt2">14.0</double>
>                 <int name="intAtt1">15</int>
>                 <double name="doubleAtt3">16.0</double>
>                 <double name="doubleAtt4">17.0</double>
>                 <arr name="slices">
>                         <lst>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt1">13.0</double>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt2">14.0</double>
>                                 <int name="intAtt1">15</int>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt5">16.0</double>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt6">17.0</double>
>                                 <arr name="ids">
>                                         <str>id1</str>
>                                         <str>id2</str>
>                                         <str>id3</str>
>                                         <str>id4</str>
>                                 </arr>
>                         </lst>
>                         <lst>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt1">13.0</double>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt2">14.0</double>
>                                 <int name="intAtt1">15</int>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt5">16.0</double>
>                                 <double name="doubleAtt6">17.0</double>
>                                 <arr name="ids">
>                                         <str>id1</str>
>                                         <str>id2</str>
>                                         <str>id3</str>
>                                         <str>id4</str>
>                                 </arr>
>                         </lst>
>                 </arr>
>         </lst>
> </response>
>
>
> Now I simply add &wt=json to the invocation. Sadly I get a
>
> HTTP ERROR 404
>
> Problem accessing /solr/etr_base_core/trends&wt=json. Reason:
>
>     Not Found
>
>
> I had the feeling that the response format is transparent for me when I
> write a custom
> requestHandler. But it seems I've overseen something.
>
> Does anybody have an idea?
>
>
> Regards
>
> Christian
>



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Regards,
Shalin Shekhar Mangar.

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