[jaws-uk] Re: Research it problem
- From: "Jonathan Horniblow (Talking Newspaper Services)" <jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 5 Sep 2010 09:05:10 +0100
If you get any luck with this, please let me know. I've been trying to
get a reply from Freedom Scientific for two weeks now about the
following...
I thought it would be good to get some ResearchIT integration, and
although the idea is to expand it from a simple search, I'm falling at
the first hurdle.
Consider the following two query results:
The one that ResearchIT successfully pulls results from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=opensearch&format=xml&search=jaws
And structurally identical, which ResearchIT finds no results from:
http://find.talking-newspapers.co.uk/jaws_search.php?addressInput=Reading
I took LRL_Wiktionary.qry, saved it as a new name with a renamed .rul
file, and all went smoothly with that.
I changed the following line in the file:
declare variable $URL :=
concat("http://en.wiktionary.org/w/api.php?action=opensearch&search=";,
$search_term, "&format=xml&limit=1");
to
declare variable $URL :=
concat("http://find.talking-newspapers.co.uk/jaws_search.php?addressInput=";,
$search_term);
I then wrote a bit of SimpleXML to parse my search results into an xml
file, which, if you compare the source of the 2 results pages, looks
pretty identical to a DOM inspector.
But it never gets results.
Now what I don't quite understand is this line:
declare variable $result :=
xqilla:parse-html(unparsed-text(data($doc/wiki:SearchSuggestion//wiki:Item[1]/wiki:Url)));
Why the //wiki: parts? That doesn't appear as part of the xml.
And I also don't need xqilla to parse it as html - it's xml already.
So I just hacked away changing it to things like
declare variable $result :=
xqilla:parse-html(unparsed-text(data($doc/SearchSuggestion/Item[1]/Url)));
declare variable $result :=
xqilla:parse-html(unparsed-text(data($doc/SearchSuggestion/Section/Item/Text)));;
declare variable $result :=
xqilla:parse-html(unparsed-text(data($doc/wiki:SearchSuggestion//wiki:Item[1]/wiki:Url)));
and multiple variations there of until I got a headache at about midnight.
The ResearchIT API docs are comprehensive, but not that clear - more
examples would be great!
On 4 September 2010 23:53, ali kazi <prince_ali@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am having a problem using research it. Wiktionary is set to primary,
> and when i press jaws key, windows and r on a word, most of the time it
> just says wiktionary searched for so-and-so and got no results. And they
> are definitely real words lol!
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Ali
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