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Greg Ludington updated SOLR-58:
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Attachment: schemaxsl.zip
This may be slightly OT for this issue, but since the ticket discusses XSLT in
the browser, and the Self Service wiki page, I though to put up for comments a
quick and dirty XSLT-based schema browser I made. It transforms schema.xml
into a single page tree view, so you can inspect fields and types, with some
cross referencing between fieldtypes and fields, and field copyField
source/dests. I have only tried it against Firefox 2 and IE7, but it should
work in all browsers with an XSLT engine, or, failing that, it could be done
server-side, and the resulting HTML sent to the browser.
Unzipping and opening schema.xml in a browser is enough to see it, but it will
be missing some styles and images referenced in the admin webapp. To use it in
a solr webapp against your own schema, you have to:
a) place schema.xml and the gifs in the /admin/ directory
b) add the xsl directive to your schema.xml
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="schema.xsl"?>
c) modify get-file.jsp to set a content type of text/xml, and not to emit any
whitespace
I have only tried it with my prototype small-scale schemas, but, if it works
for people with larger schemas, and fits in with the "Self Service" aims, I
could take suggestions, clean up the xsl, and submit the a-b-c changes above as
a patch.
> Change Admin components to return XML like the rest of the system
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> Key: SOLR-58
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-58
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: web gui
> Reporter: Otis Gospodnetic
> Assigned To: Otis Gospodnetic
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: analysis-xml-out.txt, analysis-xml.jsp, logging-xml.jsp,
> ping-xml-out.txt, ping-xml.jsp, schemaxsl.zip, threaddump-xml-out.txt,
> threaddump-xml.jsp
>
>
> I need to expose the admin functionality to an external application. I think
> returning admin data as XML may be a good and simple first step towards that.
> To do that I think I'll mostly need to modify JSPs (but I haven't had a good
> look at Admin GUI yet). From what I saw a few weeks ago when I briefly
> looked at this, no Java code will need to be modified. If you have concrete
> ideas about how this should be done, please comment before I start next week
> (week of October 23rd 2006).
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