You only url encode data that is in the URL If you're posting Solr XML, you
need to encode entities appropriately for it to be valid XML but that's not the
same as URL encoding.
Erik
On Oct 22, 2013, at 6:54 AM, neerajp <neeraj_star2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am a new solr user. I need to integrate Solr with my email application for
> searching.
> My code is in C++ so I am making REST request to post the data in solr for
> making indexes.
>
> I have fields like: from, to , subject, body etc and they can contain the
> characters which needs to be urlencoded. So I made a REST request to Solr
> with content type text/xml and HTTP POST body contains a xml file with
> fields in urlencoded form. After successfully posting data to solr I open
> Solr GUI page to check the format of the data which I have posted and I see
> that the data is in urlencoded format. I have couple of questions here:
>
> 1. Does urlencoded data received by Solr not decoded by Solr automatically ?
> 2. Which tokenizer should I use to make indexes on urlencoded fields ?
> 3. Will that tokenizer work for stop words ?
>
> Pls. excuse my limited knowledge on Solr
>
>
>
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