Parsing xml of the search results

[Hando420 <ha...@gmail.com>]

The default style of search results is raw xml. If i want to make it more
user friendly do i have to add stylesheet to the xml search response tags.

Thanks.
Hando
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Re: Parsing xml of the search results

[Hando420 <ha...@gmail.com>]

User friendly i meant that the xml is raw and not user friendly for reading.
So i wondered what is the best approach for showing the results in a more
readable way. I got replied to this post but your comments were also
valuable. Thanks.

Cheers 
Hando
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Re: Parsing xml of the search results

[Erik Hatcher <er...@gmail.com>]

What do you mean by "user friendly"?   If you want an actual end user  
search interface, it now comes out of the box on both the trunk and  
3_x branch.  Fire up the example, index the example data, and go to / 
browse

That UI is generated using the Velocity response writer.   You can get  
Solr's response in a number of formats, such as Ruby, JSON, Python,  
PHP, XSLT'd, via Velocity templates, and more.

	Erik

On Aug 3, 2010, at 8:59 AM, Hando420 wrote:

>
> The default style of search results is raw xml. If i want to make it  
> more
> user friendly do i have to add stylesheet to the xml search response  
> tags.
>
> Thanks.
> Hando
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Re: Parsing xml of the search results

[Hando420 <ha...@gmail.com>]

Thanks man this helped.

Hando
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