If the documents being searched represent repository items (such as products or SKUs in a product catalog), each result returned will contain the URL for the corresponding item. You can use the URL to display the repository item. For example:

<dsp:getvalueof bean="QueryFormHandler.searchResponse" var="queryResponse"
  scope="request"/>

<c:forEach items="${queryResponse.results}" var="result">
  <c:out value="${result.document.url}"/>

  <dsp:droplet name="/atg/targeting/RepositoryLookup">
     <dsp:param name="url" param="${result.document.url}"/>
     <dsp:oparam name="output">
       <dsp:valueof param="element.displayName"/>
     </dsp:oparam>
  </dsp:droplet>
</c:forEach>

Note, however, these URLs will not be recognized unless the repository is registered. To register a repository, add it to the list of repositories in the initialRepositories property of the /atg/registry/ContentRepositories component.