[Search-l] Accessing the open indexes

Dennis Kubes kubes at apache.org
Mon Jan 14 22:54:09 UTC 2008



Michael Wechner wrote:
 > Dennis Kubes wrote:
 >
 >> If anybody wants to play around with accessing the open indexes 
through JSON and other web 2.0 based clients, there is now a wiki page 
with some basic information:
 >>
 >> http://search.wikia.com/wiki/Tech/Open_Index
 >>
 >>
 >
 > very cool, thanks very much. I might have missed that announcement, 
but it seems one can also use XML as type

Yes, sorry that was in the wiki page :)
 >
 > 
http://search.isc.swlabs.org/nutchsearch?query=java%20programming&hitsPerSite=1&lang=en&hitsPerPage=10&type=xml&start=0
 >
 > Mayby I miss something, but how can one get the results of wikia search,

The isc search is the wikia search results so to get as xml you would 
run the query:

http://search.isc.swlabs.org/nutchsearch?query=java%20programming&hitsPerSite=1&lang=en&hitsPerPage=10&type=xml&start=0

In fact this is the way that the re.search page works.  The re.search is 
a static html page that uses JavaScript and the JSON search results from 
the index selected and from the site search.

If you want to get the results from site search you would use the 
following url:

http://alpha.search.wikia.com:8983/solr/select/?start=0&row=20&wt=json&json.wrf=processPeople&indent=true&q=java

In this case q = query, start is the start number of docs again starting 
at 0, row is the number of rows to return, wt is the type (xml or json), 
if using json then json.wrf will allow you to specify a wrapping 
function called by the javascript, indent is whether to indent the 
return output.

Dennis Kubes

 > e.g.
 >
 > http://re.search.wikia.com/search#Dennis%20Kubes
 >
 > as XML? Is that some combination together with Foowi?
 >
 > Thanks
 >
 > Michael
 >
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