Hi Yonik, Thanks for the quick reply. I am willing to give you access to my index, config files, or any other pieces that you may need if it would help. I am basically running the example application (which uses Jetty), but with a modified schema.xml and a couple other small changes.
I'll look into giving Tomcat a try over Jetty. --Mike On 6/20/06, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/20/06, Mike Richmond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a application that I recently ported to Solr and am running > into a few problems with the XML responses from Solr. An XML response > which came from a Solr query, returned XML data that was not properly > escaped (no CDATA tag, or entity substitution). In particular the > "summary" field contains '<' characters. An example of such a response > can be found here: http://www.willetts.com/mike/response.xml Hmmm, that is interesting... I haven't seen that before. I'll try and duplicate it with your example "summary" field. > On another note: > I also noticed that I get non-utf8 characters in the response even > though the encoding line at the top of the XML document specifies utf8 > encoding. Are you using the bundled version of Jetty? People have been having problems with international chars with that. You might try using Tomcat. > I did not see anywhere in the XMLWriter code that checked > the encoding of the output. Is this by design, or am I missing > something? By design... XMLWriter writes java characters and strings, and the servlet container handles encoding to UTF-8. -Yonik
