Thanks for your help! DIH XPathEntityProcessor helps me to index the XML Files, but, does it help to me to know from where the node comes? Following the example in my previous post:
>> example: Imagine that the user search the word "zona", then I have to >> show the TitleP, the TextP, the TitlePart, the TextPart and all the >> TextSubPart that are childs of gSubPart. Well, I tried to create TextPart, TitlePart, etc with the XPath expression of the location in the original XML, using dynamic fields, for example: <dynamic field="TextPart *" multivalued="true" indexed="true" ... /> to have the XPath associated with the field, but I don't know how to search in all "TextPart *" fields... Maybe I need to define my own FunctionQuery. Keep looking for the solution. 2011/7/14 Michael Sokolov > Have a look at > http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DataImportHandler#XPathEntityProcessor > > It might be just what you need? > > -Mike > > On 7/14/2011 3:31 AM, Lucas Miguez wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> yes, I was asking about it, is it possible to index an XML file? >> >> Is it possible to know which node of the XML the search result comes from? >> >> So I have 2 XML files, the original and the summary. I want to index >> the summary. So, that is an example of the summary XML: >> >> <Objetives> >> <Activity xpath="2_3"> >> <TitleP>A.</TitleP> >> <TextP>Requisitos generales mínimos exigibles a las >> explotaciones para las que se soliciten >> las ayudas.</TextP> >> <Part> >> <TitlePart>7. Además, la actividad de la explotación deberá >> garantizar: >> </TitlePart> >> <gSubPart> >> <SubPart> >> <TextSubPart>a) Gestión de los medios de >> producción.</TextSubPart> >> </SubPart> >> <SubPart> >> <TextSubPart>b) Conservación de elementos propios de la >> zona y en consonancia con el medio.</TextSubPart> >> </SubPart> >> </gSubPart> >> </Part> >> </Activity> >> </Objectives> >> >> That is an summary of my original XML file. So, the xpath atribute in >> Activity Element shows me the way to retrieve the information in the >> original file (2_3 : 2 is the second element in PartV, and 3 is the >> third Part inside the second PartV). >> So, I need to index the fields (TitleP, TextP, TitlePart, TextPart, >> TextSubPart. This fields can occur zero or more times), and I want to >> know the xpath to the original file for each field, because I need to >> show to the user the hierarchy of the results. Following the XML >> example: Imagine that the user search the word "zona", then I have to >> show the TitleP, the TextP, the TitlePart, the TextPart and all the >> TextSubPart that are childs of gSubPart. >> >> Is there any example similar to my issue? >> >> Thanks! >> >> >> >> 2011/7/13 Gora Mohanty<g...@mimirtech.com>: >>> >>> On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 10:30 PM, Lucas Miguez<lucas.mig...@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> is it possible to do that in Apache Solr? If i make a search, how I >>>> know from where it comes the result? >>> >>> [...] >>> >>> Your question is not very clear, and I happen unfortunately to be >>> out of crystal balls and Tarot cards. >>> >>> Is it possible to do what? Make a search on what, and what sort >>> of results do you you expect from said search? >>> >>> Peering into the misty depths of my non-existent crystal ball, >>> if you are asking is it possible to index an XML file, search it, >>> and figure out which node of the XML the search result comes >>> from, yes that is possible; though details, and better advice >>> would require more input from your side. Roughly speaking, >>> each node can go into a separate Solr field, and full-text >>> search on all relevant fields is also possible. Joking aside, please >>> do provide more details. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Gora >>> > >
