eXist-db Lucene / KWIC output - linking to URL for document that produced a $hit












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In eXist-DB 4.4 I have managed to deploy a simple Lucern query with KWIC output as a table.



I have a collection of tei:xml documents which looks like this sample:



<TEI xml:id="MS609-0001.xml">
<text xml:id="MS609-0001">
[...]
<seg type="dep_event" subtype="event" xml:id="MS609-0001-1">
<pb n="1r"/>
<lb break="n" n="1"/>
<date type="deposition_date" when="1245-05-27" cert="high">Anno
Domini M° CC° XL° quinto VI Kalendas Iunii.</date>
<persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" role="dep">Arnaldus Garnerii</persName>
testis iuratus dixit quod vidit in
<placeName type="event_loc" nymRef="#home_of_Cap-de-Porc">domo
<persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="own">Petri de Sancto Andrea</persName>
</placeName>
<lb break="y" n="2"/>
<persName nymRef="#Bernard_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="her">B<supplied reason="expname">ernardum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName>,
fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, hereticos. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
<persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">P<supplied reason="expname">etrum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName> et
<persName nymRef="#Susanna_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">uxor dicti<lb break="y" n="3"/>Petri</persName>. Et
<persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" ana="#pAdo" role="par"/>ipse
testis adoravit ibi dictos hereticos, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
<date type="event_date" when="1239">sunt VI anni vel circa</date>.
<seg type="inq_int" subtype="specific_question">Et quando ipse testis exivit<lb break="y" n="4"/>domum invenit
<persName nymRef="#Guilhem_de_Rosengue_MSP-AU" key="inqint" ana="#pIntra" role="ref">Willelmus de Rozergue</persName> intrantem ad dictos hereticos.</seg>
</seg>
<seg>
[...]
</seg>
[...]
<text>
<TEI>


With this function calling KWIC:



 xquery version "3.1";

declare namespace tei="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0";
import module namespace kwic="http://exist-db.org/xquery/kwic";

let $query :=
<query>
<wildcard>heret*</wildcard>
</query>

for $hit in collection('/db/apps/deheresi/data/')//tei:seg[ft:query(.,$query)]
order by ft:score($hit) descending
return
kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" />)


I get for example these results as a table:



<tr>
<td class="previous">...ernardum de Sancto Andrea,
fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, </td>
<td class="hi">hereticos</td>
<td class="following">. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
Petrum de Sancto Andrea et
...</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="previous">...r dicti Petri. Et ipse
testis adoravit ibi dictos </td>
<td class="hi">hereticos</td>
<td class="following">, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
sunt VI anni vel circa...</td>
</tr>


What I'd like to do is wrap the text in <td class="hi"/> in a url that points to the source document viewable on the site. The site logic is quite 'clean', such that the first entry's <td class="hi"> would look like this:



 <td class="hi"><a href="http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/MS609-0001">hereticos</a></td>


Where the url is a concat of



http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/ 


and the value of the respective result's ancestor node



 tei:text/@xml:id


(which will always be an ancestor node of whatever tei:seg content is returned in the query).



I note there is a @link attribute available on the <config> parameter in kwic:summarize(), but I don't know how to dynamically get the source document nodes from the returned result in order to fill that in.



Many thanks in advance.










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    In eXist-DB 4.4 I have managed to deploy a simple Lucern query with KWIC output as a table.



    I have a collection of tei:xml documents which looks like this sample:



    <TEI xml:id="MS609-0001.xml">
    <text xml:id="MS609-0001">
    [...]
    <seg type="dep_event" subtype="event" xml:id="MS609-0001-1">
    <pb n="1r"/>
    <lb break="n" n="1"/>
    <date type="deposition_date" when="1245-05-27" cert="high">Anno
    Domini M° CC° XL° quinto VI Kalendas Iunii.</date>
    <persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" role="dep">Arnaldus Garnerii</persName>
    testis iuratus dixit quod vidit in
    <placeName type="event_loc" nymRef="#home_of_Cap-de-Porc">domo
    <persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="own">Petri de Sancto Andrea</persName>
    </placeName>
    <lb break="y" n="2"/>
    <persName nymRef="#Bernard_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="her">B<supplied reason="expname">ernardum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName>,
    fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, hereticos. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
    <persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">P<supplied reason="expname">etrum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName> et
    <persName nymRef="#Susanna_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">uxor dicti<lb break="y" n="3"/>Petri</persName>. Et
    <persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" ana="#pAdo" role="par"/>ipse
    testis adoravit ibi dictos hereticos, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
    <date type="event_date" when="1239">sunt VI anni vel circa</date>.
    <seg type="inq_int" subtype="specific_question">Et quando ipse testis exivit<lb break="y" n="4"/>domum invenit
    <persName nymRef="#Guilhem_de_Rosengue_MSP-AU" key="inqint" ana="#pIntra" role="ref">Willelmus de Rozergue</persName> intrantem ad dictos hereticos.</seg>
    </seg>
    <seg>
    [...]
    </seg>
    [...]
    <text>
    <TEI>


    With this function calling KWIC:



     xquery version "3.1";

    declare namespace tei="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0";
    import module namespace kwic="http://exist-db.org/xquery/kwic";

    let $query :=
    <query>
    <wildcard>heret*</wildcard>
    </query>

    for $hit in collection('/db/apps/deheresi/data/')//tei:seg[ft:query(.,$query)]
    order by ft:score($hit) descending
    return
    kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" />)


    I get for example these results as a table:



    <tr>
    <td class="previous">...ernardum de Sancto Andrea,
    fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, </td>
    <td class="hi">hereticos</td>
    <td class="following">. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
    Petrum de Sancto Andrea et
    ...</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td class="previous">...r dicti Petri. Et ipse
    testis adoravit ibi dictos </td>
    <td class="hi">hereticos</td>
    <td class="following">, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
    sunt VI anni vel circa...</td>
    </tr>


    What I'd like to do is wrap the text in <td class="hi"/> in a url that points to the source document viewable on the site. The site logic is quite 'clean', such that the first entry's <td class="hi"> would look like this:



     <td class="hi"><a href="http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/MS609-0001">hereticos</a></td>


    Where the url is a concat of



    http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/ 


    and the value of the respective result's ancestor node



     tei:text/@xml:id


    (which will always be an ancestor node of whatever tei:seg content is returned in the query).



    I note there is a @link attribute available on the <config> parameter in kwic:summarize(), but I don't know how to dynamically get the source document nodes from the returned result in order to fill that in.



    Many thanks in advance.










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      In eXist-DB 4.4 I have managed to deploy a simple Lucern query with KWIC output as a table.



      I have a collection of tei:xml documents which looks like this sample:



      <TEI xml:id="MS609-0001.xml">
      <text xml:id="MS609-0001">
      [...]
      <seg type="dep_event" subtype="event" xml:id="MS609-0001-1">
      <pb n="1r"/>
      <lb break="n" n="1"/>
      <date type="deposition_date" when="1245-05-27" cert="high">Anno
      Domini M° CC° XL° quinto VI Kalendas Iunii.</date>
      <persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" role="dep">Arnaldus Garnerii</persName>
      testis iuratus dixit quod vidit in
      <placeName type="event_loc" nymRef="#home_of_Cap-de-Porc">domo
      <persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="own">Petri de Sancto Andrea</persName>
      </placeName>
      <lb break="y" n="2"/>
      <persName nymRef="#Bernard_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="her">B<supplied reason="expname">ernardum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName>,
      fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, hereticos. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
      <persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">P<supplied reason="expname">etrum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName> et
      <persName nymRef="#Susanna_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">uxor dicti<lb break="y" n="3"/>Petri</persName>. Et
      <persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" ana="#pAdo" role="par"/>ipse
      testis adoravit ibi dictos hereticos, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
      <date type="event_date" when="1239">sunt VI anni vel circa</date>.
      <seg type="inq_int" subtype="specific_question">Et quando ipse testis exivit<lb break="y" n="4"/>domum invenit
      <persName nymRef="#Guilhem_de_Rosengue_MSP-AU" key="inqint" ana="#pIntra" role="ref">Willelmus de Rozergue</persName> intrantem ad dictos hereticos.</seg>
      </seg>
      <seg>
      [...]
      </seg>
      [...]
      <text>
      <TEI>


      With this function calling KWIC:



       xquery version "3.1";

      declare namespace tei="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0";
      import module namespace kwic="http://exist-db.org/xquery/kwic";

      let $query :=
      <query>
      <wildcard>heret*</wildcard>
      </query>

      for $hit in collection('/db/apps/deheresi/data/')//tei:seg[ft:query(.,$query)]
      order by ft:score($hit) descending
      return
      kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" />)


      I get for example these results as a table:



      <tr>
      <td class="previous">...ernardum de Sancto Andrea,
      fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, </td>
      <td class="hi">hereticos</td>
      <td class="following">. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
      Petrum de Sancto Andrea et
      ...</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
      <td class="previous">...r dicti Petri. Et ipse
      testis adoravit ibi dictos </td>
      <td class="hi">hereticos</td>
      <td class="following">, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
      sunt VI anni vel circa...</td>
      </tr>


      What I'd like to do is wrap the text in <td class="hi"/> in a url that points to the source document viewable on the site. The site logic is quite 'clean', such that the first entry's <td class="hi"> would look like this:



       <td class="hi"><a href="http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/MS609-0001">hereticos</a></td>


      Where the url is a concat of



      http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/ 


      and the value of the respective result's ancestor node



       tei:text/@xml:id


      (which will always be an ancestor node of whatever tei:seg content is returned in the query).



      I note there is a @link attribute available on the <config> parameter in kwic:summarize(), but I don't know how to dynamically get the source document nodes from the returned result in order to fill that in.



      Many thanks in advance.










      share|improve this question
















      In eXist-DB 4.4 I have managed to deploy a simple Lucern query with KWIC output as a table.



      I have a collection of tei:xml documents which looks like this sample:



      <TEI xml:id="MS609-0001.xml">
      <text xml:id="MS609-0001">
      [...]
      <seg type="dep_event" subtype="event" xml:id="MS609-0001-1">
      <pb n="1r"/>
      <lb break="n" n="1"/>
      <date type="deposition_date" when="1245-05-27" cert="high">Anno
      Domini M° CC° XL° quinto VI Kalendas Iunii.</date>
      <persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" role="dep">Arnaldus Garnerii</persName>
      testis iuratus dixit quod vidit in
      <placeName type="event_loc" nymRef="#home_of_Cap-de-Porc">domo
      <persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="own">Petri de Sancto Andrea</persName>
      </placeName>
      <lb break="y" n="2"/>
      <persName nymRef="#Bernard_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" role="her">B<supplied reason="expname">ernardum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName>,
      fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, hereticos. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
      <persName nymRef="#Peire_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">P<supplied reason="expname">etrum</supplied> de Sancto Andrea</persName> et
      <persName nymRef="#Susanna_Cap-de-Porc_MSP-AU" ana="#uAdo" role="par">uxor dicti<lb break="y" n="3"/>Petri</persName>. Et
      <persName nymRef="#Arnald_Garnier_MSP-AU" ana="#pAdo" role="par"/>ipse
      testis adoravit ibi dictos hereticos, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
      <date type="event_date" when="1239">sunt VI anni vel circa</date>.
      <seg type="inq_int" subtype="specific_question">Et quando ipse testis exivit<lb break="y" n="4"/>domum invenit
      <persName nymRef="#Guilhem_de_Rosengue_MSP-AU" key="inqint" ana="#pIntra" role="ref">Willelmus de Rozergue</persName> intrantem ad dictos hereticos.</seg>
      </seg>
      <seg>
      [...]
      </seg>
      [...]
      <text>
      <TEI>


      With this function calling KWIC:



       xquery version "3.1";

      declare namespace tei="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0";
      import module namespace kwic="http://exist-db.org/xquery/kwic";

      let $query :=
      <query>
      <wildcard>heret*</wildcard>
      </query>

      for $hit in collection('/db/apps/deheresi/data/')//tei:seg[ft:query(.,$query)]
      order by ft:score($hit) descending
      return
      kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" />)


      I get for example these results as a table:



      <tr>
      <td class="previous">...ernardum de Sancto Andrea,
      fratrem dicti Petri, et socium eius, </td>
      <td class="hi">hereticos</td>
      <td class="following">. Et vidit ibi cum eis dictum
      Petrum de Sancto Andrea et
      ...</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
      <td class="previous">...r dicti Petri. Et ipse
      testis adoravit ibi dictos </td>
      <td class="hi">hereticos</td>
      <td class="following">, sed non vidit alios adorare. Et
      sunt VI anni vel circa...</td>
      </tr>


      What I'd like to do is wrap the text in <td class="hi"/> in a url that points to the source document viewable on the site. The site logic is quite 'clean', such that the first entry's <td class="hi"> would look like this:



       <td class="hi"><a href="http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/MS609-0001">hereticos</a></td>


      Where the url is a concat of



      http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/ 


      and the value of the respective result's ancestor node



       tei:text/@xml:id


      (which will always be an ancestor node of whatever tei:seg content is returned in the query).



      I note there is a @link attribute available on the <config> parameter in kwic:summarize(), but I don't know how to dynamically get the source document nodes from the returned result in order to fill that in.



      Many thanks in advance.







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          It turns out that the node $hit allows access to the rest of the source document (or a copy of it in memory). Thus, I was able to build a URL as string using $hit/ancestor



          let $doclink :=  concat("http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/", $hit/ancestor::tei:text/data(@xml:id))                                                    


          Then fed that string into the function parameter @link:



           kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" link="{$doclink}"/>)





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            It turns out that the node $hit allows access to the rest of the source document (or a copy of it in memory). Thus, I was able to build a URL as string using $hit/ancestor



            let $doclink :=  concat("http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/", $hit/ancestor::tei:text/data(@xml:id))                                                    


            Then fed that string into the function parameter @link:



             kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" link="{$doclink}"/>)





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              It turns out that the node $hit allows access to the rest of the source document (or a copy of it in memory). Thus, I was able to build a URL as string using $hit/ancestor



              let $doclink :=  concat("http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/", $hit/ancestor::tei:text/data(@xml:id))                                                    


              Then fed that string into the function parameter @link:



               kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" link="{$doclink}"/>)





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                It turns out that the node $hit allows access to the rest of the source document (or a copy of it in memory). Thus, I was able to build a URL as string using $hit/ancestor



                let $doclink :=  concat("http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/", $hit/ancestor::tei:text/data(@xml:id))                                                    


                Then fed that string into the function parameter @link:



                 kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" link="{$doclink}"/>)





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                It turns out that the node $hit allows access to the rest of the source document (or a copy of it in memory). Thus, I was able to build a URL as string using $hit/ancestor



                let $doclink :=  concat("http://localhost:8081/exist/apps/deheresi/doc/", $hit/ancestor::tei:text/data(@xml:id))                                                    


                Then fed that string into the function parameter @link:



                 kwic:summarize($hit, <config width="80" table="yes" link="{$doclink}"/>)






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