You have an example on using mail dih in solr distro []s,
Lucas Frare Teixeira .·. - lucas...@gmail.com - lucastex.com.br - blog.lucastex.com - twitter.com/lucastex On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Michael Lackhoff <mich...@lackhoff.de>wrote: > I would like to start using DIH to index some RSS-Feeds and mail folders > > To get started I tried the RSS example from the wiki but as it is Solr > complains about the missing id field. After some experimenting I found > out two ways to fill the id: > > - <copyField source="link" dest="id"/> in schema.xml > This works but isn't very flexible. Perhaps I have other types of > records with a real id or a multivalued link-field. Then this solution > would break. > > - Changing the id field to type "uuid" > Again I would like to keep real ids where I have them and not a random > UUID. > > What didn't work but looks like the potentially best solution is to fill > the id in my data-config by using the link twice: > <field column="link" xpath="/RDF/item/link" /> > <field column="id" xpath="/RDF/item/link" /> > This would be a definition just for this single data source but I don't > get any docs (also no error message). No trace of any inserts whatsoever. > Is it possible to fill the id that way? > > Another question regarding MailEntityProcessor > I found this example: > <document> > <entity processor="MailEntityProcessor" > user="someb...@gmail.com" > password="something" > host="imap.gmail.com" > protocol="imaps" > folders = "x,y,z"/> > </document> > > But what is the dataSource (the enclosing tag to document)? That is, how > would a minimal but complete data-config.xml look like to index mails > from an IMAP server? > > And finally, is it possible to combine the definitions for several > RSS-Feeds and Mail-accounts into one data-config? Or do I need a > separate config file and request handler for each of them? > > -Michael >
