Ryan Grange schrieb: > It is absolutely possible to do such a thing. I wish I had more time > right now to create even a sample. Unfortunately while I'm not too bad > at XSLT, I haven't used it often enough to whip something up off the top > of my head with any hope of it working the first time. I encourage you > to read up on XSLT creation though as what you're asking is definitely > doable. Possible problems I could see would be if you want the XSLT to > also generate navigation links for you automatically. Basic formatting > of the results shouldn't be a problem though. >
Thanks for the answer, but I am not sure if you understood what I am trying to do. I know I can transform the Solr-update response with XSLT. As it is XML this will always work. My question is can Solr (out-of-the-box) do this, just as with the responses from the searchHandler. How do I configure this? Where does the stylesheet go in the Solr installation? The usecase for this is, that users should be able to submit content to the index and get a response back from Solr. Sure I could wrap all this parsing the response to an update with an other webapp, but it would be nice to make it work only with Solr. Best regards, Max
