You can set default values in the UpdateRequestProcessor chain: http://www.solr-start.com/javadoc/solr-lucene/org/apache/solr/update/processor/DefaultValueUpdateProcessorFactory.html
You can combine URPs with DIH. There is an example for that in the latest Solr: https://github.com/apache/lucene-solr/blob/releases/lucene-solr/6.6.0/solr/example/example-DIH/solr/atom/conf/solrconfig.xml Regards, Alex. ---- http://www.solr-start.com/ - Resources for Solr users, new and experienced On 4 July 2017 at 11:15, txlap786 <tx...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone o/. Im trying to index a xml file using DIH. > > Its mostly like this. > > ---- EXAMPLE DIH CONFIG STRUCTURE---- > <entity processor="FileListEntityProcessor" .. > <entity processor="XPathEntityProcessor" .. > forEach="/entryHeader" > <field column=.. xpath=.. /> > <field column=.. xpath=.. /> > <field column=.. xpath=.. /> > </entity> > </entity> > > ---- EXAMPLE XML STRUCTURE ---- > <gl-cor:entryHeader> > <gl-cor:entryNumberCounter> xx </gl-cor:entryNumberCounter> > <gl-cor:entryNumber> xx </gl-cor:entryNumber> > <gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:lineNumber> xx </gl-cor:lineNumber> > <gl-cor:detailComment> xx </gl-cor:detailComment> > </gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:lineNumber> xx </gl-cor:lineNumber> > <gl-cor:detailComment> xx </gl-cor:detailComment> > </gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:lineNumber> xx </gl-cor:lineNumber> > <gl-cor:detailComment> xx </gl-cor:detailComment> > </gl-cor:entryDetail> > </gl-cor:entryHeader> > <gl-cor:entryHeader> > <gl-cor:entryNumberCounter> xx </gl-cor:entryNumberCounter> > <gl-cor:entryNumber> xx </gl-cor:entryNumber> > <gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:lineNumber> xx </gl-cor:lineNumber> > <gl-cor:detailComment> xx </gl-cor:detailComment> > </gl-cor:entryDetail> > </gl-cor:entryHeader> > <gl-cor:entryHeader> > <gl-cor:entryNumberCounter> xx </gl-cor:entryNumberCounter> > <gl-cor:entryNumber> xx </gl-cor:entryNumber> > <gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:lineNumber> xx </gl-cor:lineNumber> > </gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:entryDetail> > <gl-cor:lineNumber> xx </gl-cor:lineNumber> > </gl-cor:entryDetail> > </gl-cor:entryHeader> > > (at detailComment doesnt exist) !! > > ---- JSON return ---- > > "detailComment", > [ > "100.01", > "102.01", > "102.02", > "120.01", > "120.02", > "153.01", > "320.01", > null, > null > ] > > ---- INDEXED ---- > > "detailComment" : [ > "100.01", > "102.01", > "102.02", > "120.01", > "120.02", > "153.01", > "320.01" > ] > > > so, > <field name="detailComment" ... multiValued="true" default="somethingelse"/> > default doesnt work due to multivalued > > How can i index those null as something visible. like "0","null","NULL" or > "empty" > > I want the indexed ones to be same as json return.. > > Can i use xPathprocessor inside of xPathprocessor to get those "entryDetail" > ? > So i wont have to use multivalues anymore. just gonna set default values for > each > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/xml-indexing-tp4344191.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
