ahmed baseet schrieb:
I tried something stupid but working though. I first converted the
whole string to byte array and then used that byte array to create a
new utf-8 encoded sting like this,
// Encode in Unicode UTF-8
byte [] utfEncodeByteArray = textOnly.getBytes();
This yi
ahmed baseet schrieb:
> I first converted the whole string to
> byte array and then used that byte array to create a new utf-8 encoded sting
> like this,
I'm not sure that this is required at all. Java strings have the same
representation internally no matter what they were created from. Thus,
the
Thanks a lot for your quick and detailed response.
I got the point. But as I've mentioned earlier I've a string of
rawtext[default encoding] that needs to be encoded in utf-8, so I tried
something stupid but working though. I first converted the whole string to
byte array and then used that byte a
ahmed baseet schrieb:
public void postToSolrUsingSolrj(String rawText, String pageId) {
doc.addField("features", rawText );
In the above the param rawText is just the html stripped off of all
its tags, js, css etc and pageId is the Url for that page. When I'm
using this for Eng
Hi All,
I'm trying to automate the process of posting xml s to Solr using Solrj.
Essentially I'm extracting the text from a given Url, then creating a
solrDoc and posting the same using the following function,
public void postToSolrUsingSolrj(String rawText, String pageId) {
String url = "
