Solr-J: automatic url-escaping gives invalid uri exception. How to workaround?
I have a custom requesthandler which does some very basic dynamic parameter
substitution.
dynamic params are params which are enclosed in braces ({}).
So this means i can do something like this:
q={order}...
where {order} is substituted by the name of an existing order-column.
Now this all works well when i supply such a query directly as un url in
firefox / IE.
However when i supply a query through SOLR-J I get an invalid URI
exception as SOLR-J automatically URLEncodes the braces and then passes this
onto Apache-HttpClient, which chokes on the URLEncoded URI.
Is there any way around passing things as braces trough SOLR-J such that the
resulting URL is correctly interprested by HttpClient?
Geert-Jan
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Re: Solr-J: automatic url-escaping gives invalid uri exception. How to workaround?
I replaced { and } by (( resp. )). Not ideal (I like braces...) but it
suffices for now.
Still, if someone knows a general solution to the UrlEscaping-issue with
Solr-J i'd love to hear it.
Cheers,
Geert-Jan
Britske wrote:
I have a custom requesthandler which does some very basic dynamic
parameter substitution.
dynamic params are params which are enclosed in braces ({}).
So this means i can do something like this:
q={order}...
where {order} is substituted by the name of an existing order-column.
Now this all works well when i supply such a query directly as un url in
firefox / IE.
However when i supply a query through SOLR-J I get an invalid URI
exception as SOLR-J automatically URLEncodes the braces and then passes
this onto Apache-HttpClient, which chokes on the URLEncoded URI.
Is there any way around passing things as braces trough SOLR-J such that
the resulting URL is correctly interprested by HttpClient?
Geert-Jan
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