When i get home from work and my political activities tonight i'll post to the list the code.
I've basically taken the ealier XML query search.jsp, modified it to be OpenSearch (opensearch.a9.com) standard, created a description.xml for the service and an xsl stylesheet that is called when the query top !=openrss in the query string. Basically this provides the functionality of RSS 2.0 search results, integration with other search engines (a9.com) and a clean interface to customize the SERPS on without fussing with a new/edit/revised search.jsp. I can also pull most (if not all) of the description.xml from nutch-site.xml as part of a ant process or a configuration script or something. You can test the queries here: http://www.mozdex.com/open.jsp?query=linux You can also login to a9.com and add the 'mozdex' bar and see the results side by side to google (or any other search you choose) (http://www.mozdex.com/search.jsp?query=linux will be converted to use xml/rss and stylesheet tonight to cleanup my SERP's and formating issues) I've thought about writing a script that does an install process to set many of the nutch-site parameters and defaults (such as plugins, nutch memory options and such). Is it possible to do some of this through ANT as part of a build/deploy or should i jump into a perl/shell script type setup for this? Oh yeah, does anyone have any tips on cleaning up the SUMMARIES so any lingering code, cntrl characters or non XML valid characters don't come through? The following search causes it to barf: http://www.mozdex.com/open.jsp?query=opensearch
