Ok, the workaround gives me a raw text of the page, I don't need it. I need the textual representation. So the previous question still holds:
Can you show me how to get hold of a textual representation of a hit
(or its summary)?
It looks like some modifications to Nutch will be necessary... I remember a similar discussion on Lucene highlighting.
The places which require modifications, are Summary.Highlight.toString(), Summary.Ellipsis.toString(), and Summary.toString() - I think that adding a method Summary.toString(String hiStart, String hiEnd), which specifies the highlight string, and reimplementing Summary.toString() as Summary.toString("<b>", "</b>") would do the trick....
-- Best regards, Andrzej Bialecki
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