: I see this post: : http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/including-external-files-in-config-by-corename-td698324.html : that implies you can use #xpointer(/*/node()) to get all elements of : the root node (like if I changed my example to only have one include, : and just used multiple files, which is fine if it works), however my : testing gave this error: ERROR org.apache.solr.core.CoreContainer - : org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Fragment identifiers must not be used. : The 'href' attribute value : '../../conf/solrconfigIncludes.xml#xpointer(root/node())' is not : permitted. I tried several other variations of trying to come up with : pointers using node() or *, none of which worked.
Can you post the details of your JVM / ServletContainer and the full stack trace of the exception? My understanding is that fragment identifiers are a mandatory part of the xinclude/xpointer specs. It would also be good to know if you tried the explicit "xpointer" attribute approach on the xinclude syntax also mentioned in that thread... I think it owuld be something like... <xi:include href="solrconfigIncludes.xml" xpointer="xpointer(//requestHandler)" /> In general, Solr really isn't doing anything special with XInclude ... it's all just delegated to the XML Libraries. You might want to start by ignoring solr, and reading up on XInclude/XPointer tutorials in general, and experimenting with command line xml tools to figure out the syntax you need to get the "final" xml structures you want -- then aply that knowledge to the solr config files. -Hoss
