Solr does not index XML. Period. Solr uses an XML protocol for indexing. It can also use JSON or binary protocols for indexing.
You need to convert your XML document into fields, then send those fields to Solr using one of the indexing protocols. If you need an XML database and search engine, I recommend MarkLogic. wunder Walter Underwood wun...@wunderwood.org http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog) > On Mar 15, 2017, at 11:02 AM, rangeli nepal <rangeli.ne...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Thank you Erick for such a prompt reply. I am bit confused. > Suppose I have a document X, I transformed it document Tx. Tx matches the > format that you have described. I post Tx and I asume it get indexed. > > Now I query. How original document X will be returned? Should I store > location of X in Tx? I s there a generic way of doing it? > > Thank you > Regards, > rn > > > On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 1:11 PM, Erick Erickson <erickerick...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Solr does _not_ index arbitrary XML, it will index XML in a very >> specific format, i.e. >> <add> >> <doc> >> <field name="whatever">value</field> >> . >> . >> </doc> >> </add> >> >> So if you're sending arbitrary XML to Solr I'm actually surprised it's >> indexing. >> >> You might be able to do something with sending docs through Tika >> (ExtractingRequestHandler). >> >> Best, >> Erick >> >> On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 9:50 AM, rangeli nepal <rangeli.ne...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >>> Good Afternoon, >>> >>> I am trying to index xml documents and query them. Once query >> successfully matches, I am hoping to download the uploaded and indexed xml >> document. >>> >>> Initially I thought solr supports xml. Thus I did not make any change to >> my default installation. However I was not able to query with the keyword >> there in document. >>> >>> Since most of the sensible token is stored with attribute “name”. I >> changed managed-schema and added an attribute “name”. But no avail. >>> I believe I am missing something. Your feedback will be a great help. >>> >>> Thank you. >>> Regards, >>> r.n. >>> >>> >>> <nestedClassifier xmi:type='uml:CommunicationPath' >> xmi:id='_18_2_2ff0127_1452978628060_399984_6195' name='TLS/DNS/etc'> >>> <memberEnd xmi:idref='_18_2_2ff0127_ >> 1452978628060_557499_6196'/> >>> <memberEnd xmi:idref='_18_2_2ff0127_ >> 1452978628061_485164_6197'/> >>> </nestedClassifier> >>> <nestedNode xmi:type='uml:Node' >> xmi:id='_18_2_2ff0127_1452882456655_449194_4228' name='Stealth Master >> DNS'> >>
