You could use wt=xml&tr=xxxx.xsl and use an xsl stylesheet to transform the XML into the order you want. (on 3.6 and below, use wt=xslt&tr=xxxx.xsl)
However, I'm not that sure why you would want to - presumably some app is going to consume this XML, and can't that put them into the right order? Upayavira On Wed, Jan 23, 2013, at 07:24 AM, Gora Mohanty wrote: > On 23 January 2013 01:26, hassancrowdc <hassancrowdc...@gmail.com> wrote: > > sorry if it is a stupid question but where can i find result.xml and where > > do i write this program? any hints? > [...] > > The result XML referred to is the XML returned by > Solr as a response to a query (if you prefer, you > can instead get JSON by adding &wt=json to the end > of the query string). > > You will need to write a program to fetch this response, > parse the XML/JSON, and process it further as needed. > > I think that one can also write a custom Solr QueryComponent > to reorder fields in each document, but as far as I know > there is no other simple way to do this. > > It might make sense to have the order of returned fields > match the order specified by the "fl" attribute. > > Regards, > Gora
