Questions tagged [opensearch]

Open Search is a document description format for defining an API like interface to execute simple searches on that site. ex: http://example.com/search?q={searchTerms}

Getting started OpenSearch includes a data store and search engine, a visualization and user interface, and a library of plugins you can use to tailor your tools to your requirements. Get started in the way that best suits your team and your environment. To configure your first OpenSearch cluster, you can download the OpenSearch components in a variety of distributions or start with the official Docker Image.

See also: Open Search Sites can declare their Open Search documents inside a <link> tag which browsers can use to download the XML document and present the site specific search to the user. Publishers which support the protocol can implement the following features:

  • Generate RSS and Atom search responses

Clients which implement OpenSearch can provide the following features:

  • Conduct site specific searches by associating a domain to its OSDD URL
  • Generate HTML, Atom and RSS links via autodiscovery

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Google Custom Search and Opensearch

I have a Google Custom Search Engine on our site and I have recently implemented the opensearch XML file so that I can add our site's search in the browsers' search box. Any idea how I can add the autocomplete / suggestion feature to the browsers'…
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Is OpenSearch deprecated on Chrome / IE ? Alternatives?

Our website used to have OpenSearch implemented and well supported by Firefox, Chrome and IE. It appears now that only Firefox still supports it. What about the other browsers, have they deprecated it? Checking the original page of the spec on…
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Firefox says could not download the search plugin from

Backstory: I'm trying to dynamically generate an OpenSearch search plugin for Firefox based on user entered values as part of a larger add-on. I'm not including the forms and cruft surrounding it, because I've narrowed it down to a simple failing…
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What is the steps to add Open Search Feature to an existing ASP.NET MVC Website?

I notices when i go to some sites (include Stackoverflow) by Firefox a little blue circle shows I can add the site to my Search providers . so wanted to know how can add this feature to my MVC project . I Heared an XML file should be added ...
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Exact phrase matching in open search server

I need to match an exact phrase in open search server. which means "Master of business administration" should not match the keyword "business" or "Master" or "administration" or "of". I need exactly matched results only. Is it possible using open…
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Returning Json results without property names

Very likely a rather trivial question, but I simply couldn't find an appropriate answer. I want to return a "JsonResult" without the actual result having ANY property names whatsoever. Here is a little example of what I want to achieve: ["xbox",…
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Why doesn't Windows Explorer display OpenSearch results with types other than text/html correctly?

I'm trying to display results from the REST API of IBM Content Analytics in Windows 7 Explorer through its OpenSearch integration. The REST API returns an Atom feed with an element for each search hit. My problem is: As soon as the type…
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OpenSearch return different results when using parenthesis

I am using OpenSearch to make query to documents in my database, currently I am doing this search (I'm using default_operator=AND, and the terms between "" are terms 1 4 and 5 are terms of two words that I'm omitting,i.e: "foo bar"): "term 1" term2…
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Fluentd buffer in multi-tenant scenarios

What are the best-practices when it comes to setting up the fluentd buffer for a multi-tenant-scenario? I have used the fluent-operator to setup a multi-tenant fluentbit and fluentd logging solution, where fluentbit collects and enriches the logs,…
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How to get the OpenSearch version of an AWS OpenSearch Serverless collection?

When I send a get request to /_cluster/stats to a managed cluster, I can see the list of OpenSearch versions running in my nodes. It's in nodes.versions: { "_nodes": { "total": 1, "successful": 1, "failed": 0 }, …
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AWS OpenSearch Service. Request failed: [security_exception] authentication/authorization failure

I'm trying to use OpenSearch to connect to my OpenSearch domain on AWS. I set env for AWS. However, I'm encountering an authentication/authorization failure. Here's my code: public class Example { public static void main(final String[] args)…
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Elasticsearch cannot be started (Could not load codec 'Lucene95'.)

I was installed latest version of ElasticSearch (8.6.2) and it worked fine. Then i realized that i need an older version (8.4.0), so i uninstalled it and then installed the older one. Now when i try to start it it fails. In logs…
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Opensearch Dashboards - How to create a custom plugin/widget?

Is there a template or tutorial on creating a custom widget/template for opensearch dashboards? I have not been able to find any documentation on it, only for Opensearch itself. I am trying to create a custom plugin that will allow the ability to…
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Elasticsearch Multi-term aggregations to retrieve duplicates

In my Elasticsearch index I have duplicates docs where some "unique" fields have the same values. In order to fix them, I have to find them, so I'm using an aggregation query with min_doc_count=2. The problem is that I manage to run it only with one…
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How do I use basic authentication on AWS OpenSearch with SAML enabled

I have a new OpenSearch instance with SAML enabled. I also have the internal user database and basic auth enabled. My users can log in with SAML as expected - all good. But how do my lambdas authenticate? I was expecting to use username and password…