On Apr 20, 2006, at 1:22 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: The easiest way I can think of to get that effect is to store all
the
: fields so you can re-create the Document and change the field being
: updated.
My brief reading of hte GData URL Doug sent suggestes that the overall
theme is content storage -- if that's the goal, mandating that
"modify"
operations require all fields be stored wouldn't sacrifice
functionality.
Ah, good point.
As far as the output format -- it seems to me that just like A9's
OpenSearch this cold probably be done entirely with an XSLT.
XSLT is one of the most evil creations ever bestowed upon humans. :O
But, at least Solr is set up for this sort of thing already and
perhaps it could be just the thing to get this working. I still will
be working towards a more flexible output system to allow results to
be formatted, for example, in Ruby code itself to allow for the most
performant way to communicate results.
Erik
