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Stuart Lewis edited comment on DS-208 at 7/14/09 12:50 AM:
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Hi Andrea,
Your code uses the 'new Field(String name, Reader reader)' option.
I'm not a lucene expert, but I think this means that the actual value is not
stored in the index, therefore it cannot be extracted from a results set for
use with things such as hit highlighting.
Is that right?
I have hit highlighting working, but only by first reading the reader into a
string, and then storing it using 'new Field(String name, String value,
Field.Store.Yes, Field.Index.TOKENIZED)'.
So I think my question is - do we need to add an option to make the
configurable full text indexes 'stored'?
E.g. search.fulltext.indexes = default, fulltext,
fulltext-for-highlighting(store)
Thanks,
Stuart
was (Author: stuartlewis):
Hi Andrea,
Your code
> Make the fulltext indexes configurable
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>
> Key: DS-208
> URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-208
> Project: DSpace 1.x
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: DSpace API
> Affects Versions: 1.5.2
> Reporter: Andrea Bollini
> Assignee: Andrea Bollini
> Attachments: DS-208-configure-fulltext-indexes.patch
>
>
> This patch allow the user to configure the index name where the extracted
> text from the bitstream (fulltext) will be stored.
> More then one index is allowed and if the configuration is missing the
> "default" index name is used for backward compatibility.
> Documentation update is included, please take a look if possible
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