> Would this variation work?  It's slightly easier to implement.
>
>   <mydoc1>
>    content
>   </mydoc1>
>   <mydoc2>
>    metadata
>   </mydoc2>
>

that would work if you indexed as html but not as xml. If you are using
libxml2, anyway. The libxml2 xml parser (XML2) will fail since that isn't
well-formed XML. The libxml2 html parser will work since it's more
forgiving for real-world HTML. I don't know about the expat parsers (XML
and HTML).


> -Lars
> Lars Nooden (lars@umich.edu)
>  	On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog ...
>  	... until you start barking.
>
> On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Peter Karman wrote:
> [snip]
>>> Can swish-e process two separate XML files (content + metadata) as one
>>> if they are concatenated?
>>
>> yes. if by concat'd you mean:
>>
>> <mydoc>
>>  metadata
>>  content
>> </mydoc>
>>
>> so that it remains a valid XML doc.
> [snip]
>


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