I'm pretty sure there's nothing to automate that task, but there are
some tools to help with indexing XML. Lux (http://luxdb.org) is one; it
can index all the element text and attribute values, effectively
creating an index for each tag name -- these are not specifically
Solr/Lucene fields, but tagged tokens within a single field. You can
also create fields for XPath expressions that you specify, and then
query these using XPath and XQuery. There are also other XML-oriented
tools built on Lucene, like eXist. Compared to eXist, Lux is unique in
that it is completely integrated with Solr and works side by side with it.
I believe there is a more conventional approach in a set of tools called
DIH that includes XPath indexing capabilities but I'm not very familiar
with that.
But I don't think any of these is schema (or DTD)-driven.
-Mike
On 5/6/2014 6:33 PM, paulparsons wrote:
I'm new to Solr, so forgive me if this is a silly question. Although I can
find some related information (in this list and elsewhere), I can't seem to
find a clear answer to my specific question:
If I have a DTD or XSD that describes the structure of a set of XML
documents that I have, is there some way to convert that into the schema.xml
that Solr requires? Or do I need to construct the schema from scratch
manually?
Thanks.
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