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Viewing the Raw Solr Query for the Current SearchTo see the raw query, go to Admin Options > Show Raw Query from the list of Admin Tools located below the filter list at the bottom right of the main Voyager UI. This will display the raw query in either JSON or XML formats.
Accessing the Solr Query API directlyTo access the API directly, go to http://localhost:8888/solr/v0/select?<parameters>
Advantages
Solr queries are the most flexible in terms of input parameter specification, output response type and content.
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Voyager’s built-in Atom and RSS feeds provide the same level of flexibility as do raw Solr queries, but return results exclusively in Atom or (Geo) RSS formats.
See Using RSS and Atom to Access a Voyager Index for information about feeds.
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When you open Raw Solr Queries or Feed results, Voyager applies your current search parameters to the request URL. This is very useful for learning and prototyping request query strings.
There is no canonical list of fields in the index, since information added to the index varies by data type, and can be customized with specific extractions/transformations. Many users will discover the fields they need, or the most common common index fields, by exposing all fields in the details view and cross-referencing that with the raw query results.
Exporting to SHP and Raw Query to XML present the path differently. For now, you can force the absolute path into the Raw Solr query responses using the undocumented [absolute] extract transformer feature, per the following examples:
In a raw query, paths are relative, as shown in https://odn.voyagersearch.com/daily/solr/v0/select?fl=id,name,path
In the next example, the internal transformer [absolute] presents the absolute path:
https://odn.voyagersearch.com/solr/v0/select?fl=id,name,path,[absolute]In the next example, the transformer maps the value of the absolute path to the new field "hello"
https://odn.voyagersearch.com/daily/solr/v0/select?fl=id,name,path,hello:[absolute]In the last example, the transformer overrides the path attribute (previously relative) with the absolute path:
https://odn.voyagersearch.com/daily/solr/v0/select?fl=id,name,path:[absolute]