The following use case describes how to proceed if you want your application to fetch hits from two sources using the same query basis:
Our application is configured in the Mashup Builder to use two
CloudView Search feeds that will select the 2 most
relevant hits for the request on the search results page
By making a query on the Mashup UI, we see below that the search page displays results coming from the two data sources:
![]() XML configuration exampleThe following XML Configuration represents how the parallel requests presented above are coded. <Feed id="page" enable="true" embed="true" className="com.exalead.access.basefeeds.PageFeed"> <Parameters> <Parameter name="q">${page.params["q"]}</Parameter> </Parameters> <SubFeeds> <Feed id="crawls" enable="true" embed="true" className="com.exalead.access.basefeeds.CloudviewFeed"> <Parameters> <Parameter name="searchAPIVersion">V6R2015x</Parameter> <Parameter name="searchapi">{access-api.searchapi.url}/search</Parameter> <Parameter name="q">source:web ${page.params["q"]}</Parameter> <Parameter name="defaultQuery">#all</Parameter> <Parameter name="page">1</Parameter> <Parameter name="per_page">3</Parameter> </Parameters> <Properties> <Property kind="TITLE" name="TITLE">${entry.metas["title"]}</Property> </Properties> </Feed> <Feed id="files" enable="true" embed="true" className="com.exalead.access.basefeeds.CloudviewFeed"> <Parameters> <Parameter name="searchAPIVersion">V6R2015x</Parameter> <Parameter name="searchapi">{access-api.searchapi.url}/search</Parameter> <Parameter name="q">source:fs ${page.params["q"]}</Parameter> <Parameter name="defaultQuery">#all</Parameter> <Parameter name="page">1</Parameter> <Parameter name="per_page">3</Parameter> </Parameters> <Properties> <Property kind="TITLE" name="TITLE">${entry.metas["filename"]}</Property> </Properties> </Feed> </SubFeeds> </Feed> |