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David Smiley commented on SOLR-3313:
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I'm seeing numerous usages of "query type" as a reference to the query parser
too :-( Ugh. I'll clean those up to be "query parser" or similar based on
context. An example in QParser.getParser() (my emphasis added with bold):
BEFORE:{quote}
Create a <code>QParser</code> to parse <code>qstr</code>,
assuming that the default *query type* is <code>*defaultType*</code>.
The *query type* may be overridden by local parameters in the query
string itself. For example if *defaultType*=<code>"dismax"</code>
and qstr=<code>foo</code>, then the dismax query parser will be used
to parse and construct the query object. However
if qstr=<code>\{!prefix f=myfield}foo</code>
then the prefix query parser will be used.
public static QParser getParser(String qstr, String *defaultType*,
SolrQueryRequest req) throws ParseException
{quote}
AFTER: {quote}
Create a <code>QParser</code> to parse <code>qstr</code>,
assuming that the default *query parser* is <code>*defaultParser*</code>.
The *query parser* may be overridden by local parameters in the query
string itself. For example if *defaultParser*=<code>"dismax"</code>
and qstr=<code>foo</code>, then the dismax query parser will be used
to parse and construct the query object. However
if qstr=<code>\{!prefix f=myfield}foo</code>
then the prefix query parser will be used.
public static QParser getParser(String qstr, String *defaultParser*,
SolrQueryRequest req) throws ParseException
{quote}
> Rename "Query Type" to "Request Handler" in SolrJ APIs
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>
> Key: SOLR-3313
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-3313
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: clients - java
> Reporter: David Smiley
> Assignee: David Smiley
> Fix For: 4.0
>
>
> Nobody should speak of "query types" any more; it's "request handlers". I
> understand we want to retain the "qt" parameter as such but I think we should
> change the names of it wherever we can find it. We can leave some older API
> methods in place as deprecated.
> As an example, in SolrJ I have to call solrQuery.setQueryType("/blah")
> instead of setRequestHandler()
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