Hey Erik,

Thanks a lot for your reply.. I am a newbie to SOLR ...

I am just trying to use the example present in Apache WIKI to understand
"how" the scriptTransformer works. I want to know how to pass the data from
table.field to transformer and get back the data from transformer and set
the value to any field.

    <dataConfig>
             <script><![CDATA[
                     function f1(row)        {
                         row.put('Hello', 'Test');
                         return row;
                     }
             ]]></script>
             <dataSource driver="com......." />

             <document>
                     <entity name="e" pk="id" transformer="script:f1"
query="select * from table1">
                     </entity>
             </document>
</dataConfig>


Basically I want a field like... <field column=”value”
name=”${elementpropertyvalue.propertyName}”/>
and index this field so that users can search on this dynamic field and get
the corresponding data also.


Thanks,
Barani



Erik Hatcher-4 wrote:
> 
> Barani -
> 
> Give us some details of what you tried, what you expected to happen,  
> and what actually happened.
> 
>       Erik
> 
> 
> On Jan 26, 2010, at 4:15 PM, JavaGuy84 wrote:
> 
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am trying to generate a dynamic fieldname using custom  
>> transformers but
>> couldn't achieve the expected results.
>>
>> My requirement is that I do not want to hardcode some of field names  
>> used by
>> SOLR for indexing, instead the field name should be generated using  
>> the data
>> retreieved from a table.
>>
>> Any help on this regard is greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Barani
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> 
> 
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