Oh nice! Great ! I am very glad to learn that my search will find unescape if looking for unescape.
I worried about to require to type escaped to find. Thank you and best regards! Le ven. 6 juin 2025 à 01:20, anon anon <anonimoussech...@gmail.com> a écrit : > Ah sorry! I did not read you yet as it was marked as a spam! Let me read > you quick!!! > > Le lun. 12 mai 2025 à 16:17, Gus Heck <gus.h...@gmail.com> a écrit : > >> Obviously, there's lots we don't know about your system and your plans, >> but >> the narrow view your email gives us looks like you may misunderstand the >> nature of Solr. Solr is a search index, and its primary function is to >> help >> you FIND your data based on the text, or other data (i.e. spatial data) it >> contains, and do calculations (relevancy ranking, counts, facets, >> analytics >> etc) relating to the documents found. Storage of data is a secondary >> mission for Solr. >> >> If storage is your main mission, you might step back and ask the question >> of whether or not Solr is the right tool for the job. Furthermore, storing >> a "full" web page for most web pages since the late 1990's involves >> storing >> several files (html, css, javascript, images, etc). >> >> If your main goal is storage, Databases (RDBMS or NoSQL) are usually >> better >> destinations for the content, offering better features with respect to >> transactions, data normalization, backups, etc. >> >> If you store the content in a database, you can still index the stored >> pages with solr, and add a field that stores a database id (or several >> ids, >> one for each file) for retrieval. >> >> -Gus >> >> On Mon, May 12, 2025 at 9:52 AM Thomas Corthals <tho...@klascement.net> >> wrote: >> >> > Can you include an example of the content you index and the result >> you're >> > seeing? >> > >> > >> > If you index this: >> > >> > >> > <html lang="en"><title>test</title></html> >> > >> > >> > And it looks like this in the raw result: >> > >> > >> > "<html lang=\"en\"><title>test<\/title><\/html>" >> > >> > >> > That's just the escaping that needs to be done for JSON. It's applied on >> > the response data before sending it off, not stored like that in the >> index. >> > Any tool that decodes that JSON result will be working on the string as >> it >> > was indexed. >> > >> > >> > If it's something else, please also include the relevant field >> definition >> > from your Solr schema so we can see what's going on there. >> > >> > >> > Thomas >> > >> > Op zo 11 mei 2025 om 20:59 schreef anon anon < >> anonimoussech...@gmail.com>: >> > >> > > Hello. >> > > >> > > I want to store a FULL web page including tags in it full original >> > content. >> > > It is for a cyber security tool. >> > > >> > > Once visiting at >> http://localhost:8984/solr/#/MYCOLLECTION/query?q=*:* >> > , I >> > > see escaping (that I do not wish), I still do not see escape when >> > browsing >> > > at : http://localhost:8984/solr/MYCOLLECTION/select?q=* and then >> when I >> > > curl with curl "http://localhost:8984/solr/MYCOLLECTION/select?q=*"; I >> > > still >> > > have the escape. >> > > >> > > How to store html in a non escaped result please? >> > > >> > > Best regards. >> > > >> > >> >> >> -- >> http://www.needhamsoftware.com (work) >> https://a.co/d/b2sZLD9 (my fantasy fiction book) >> >
