: There is no stylesheet :-) : : It's a hold-over from an old XML format that Solr used to support : before it was open-sourced. That old XML format was for compatibility : with another internal product. It turned out that it wasn't flexible : enough to add extra info like multiple result sets, or faceted : browsing info, so we came up with v2 of the XML (but no new stylesheet : to go with it). : : The XML is fairly readable though, so it hasn't been much of a problem : in practice.
Yeah ... the whole way the stylesheet param is handled has allwyas kind of bugged me ... in the back of my mind, i've been thinking that the right thing to do would be to change it so if it's specified, the string is used verbatim as the stylehseet URL instead of hte current practice of assuming it's in the admin directory -- that way people could either specify fully qualified URLs on another host, or quasi-relative paths rooted with / on another webapp of the current host/port, or it could even be a refrence to get-files.jsp so they could store the XSLTs in their ./solr directory. another way to go if we add init() params to QueryResponseWriter would be to make the XmlResponseWriter take in a NamedList of alias=>URL mappings of all the stylesheets it wanted to support (which could still be served via get-files.jsp) -Hoss
