Thank you for the suggestions,
I just completed the tutorial at http://lucene.apache.org/solr/tutorial.html
and i understood that in the GET parameters I can choose wt=standard
(and obtain an xml structure in the results),
wt=json or wt=php.
All of them display the results inline, in the sense that they are
embedded and entirely included in the response.
If I submit pdfs (i think it is also for docs and CSVs) files to solr, I
will get in the results something like this in json:
[some part of response omitted]
response":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"maxScore":0.34002018,"docs":[
{
"last_modified":"2010-08-05T14:07:24Z",
"id":"doc1",
"content_type":["application/pdf"],
"score":0.34002018}]
}}
( example taken from http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ExtractingRequestHandler )
that shows no content at all.
The only way I have to retrieve and download the pdf file is to use the
id=doc1 to access some repository (even a database table )
that can provide me the content starting from the id.
Does this look like a common practice?
Thank you
Il 02/09/10 08:47, Lance Norskog ha scritto:
Solr can return the list of results in JSON or php format, so that you
UI can allow a download.
You can write a UI in the Velocity toolkit- it's pretty easy.
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 8:24 AM, Matteo Moci<mox...@libero.it> wrote:
Hello to All,
I am a newbie with Solr, and I am trying to understand if I can use it form
my purpose,
and I was wondering how Solr lists the result documents: do they appear as
"downloadable files",
just like http://solr.machine.com/path/file.doc, or do I need develop
another layer to take care of downloading?
Even a link to the docs might work...
Thank you,
Matteo
