A better way is following:
Cache the list of doc-ids for each category - you can cache this in a
BitSet.. a bit at index doc-id is on if the category is present in
document doc-id, else it is off.
For user query, you need to calculate the BitSet, similar to above way. This
can be done in a
Hello Shailendra,
AFAICS you are reasoning from a static doc-id POV, while documents do not have
a static doc-id in lucene. When you have a frequently updated index, you'll end
up invalidating cached BitSet's (which as the number of categories and number
of documents grow can absorb quite
You might want to search the mail archive for facets or faceted search
(no quotes), as I *think* this might be relevant.
Best
Erick
On 7/26/07, Ramana Jelda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi ,
Of course this statement is very expensive.
--document.get(CAMPCATID)==null?:document.get(CAMPCATID);
Or check out Solr and see if you can use that, or see how they do it,
Regards Ard
You might want to search the mail archive for facets or
faceted search
(no quotes), as I *think* this might be relevant.
Best
Erick
On 7/26/07, Ramana Jelda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi ,
Of
We found that a fast way to do this simply by running a query for each
category and getting the maxDocs. There would be one query for category
getting a single hit.
Dennis Kubes
Erick Erickson wrote:
You might want to search the mail archive for facets or faceted search
(no quotes), as I
Check this out:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-user/35433?search_string=category;#35433
On 7/30/07, Dennis Kubes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We found that a fast way to do this simply by running a query for each
category and getting the maxDocs. There would be one query for
Hi ,
Of course this statement is very expensive.
--document.get(CAMPCATID)==null?:document.get(CAMPCATID);
Use StringIndex/FieldCache/something similar to implement category counting.
:)
Jelda
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