Hi Egbert, thanks for sharing, this is interesting approach... will have to look into that at some point.
Em 04-03-2011 11:11, Egbert Gramsbergen escreveu: > Hi Foudril, > > You can also choose to index a dissemination instead of a datastream. You can > make a custom dissemination for indexing purposes with the Saxon xslt service > to combine information (using the REST API) from the triple store (which > contains all information in the DC, RELS-EXT and RELS-INT datastreams) and > any other xml datastream of itself or related objects. > This is what we do (experimentally at the moment), although not with Gsearch > but directly with Solr. The dissemination spits out solr-xml that can be > indexed without further ado. > > Regards, Egbert > ________________________________________ > Van: Foudil BRÉTEL [foudil.bre...@inria.fr] > Verzonden: vrijdag 4 maart 2011 11:41 > Aan: Support and info exchange list for Fedora users. > Onderwerp: Re: [fcrepo-user] combining GSearch + RISearch ? > > Hi Alex, > > Thank you for your answer. > > That's exactly what we're doing at the moment :) (well, almost: we are > duplicating the informations from objects type B into the RELS-EXT of objects > type A) > > But I feel this solution is less than satisfactory: > 1. if we follow the reasoning to the end, thats is if we want to index all > informations of obj_type_B and be able to relate it to obj_type_A, then > should we put all informations of obj_type_B into obj_type_A's RELS-EXT ?... > and if there are other object types, then should all objects be merged into > one single class ?... > 2. my understanding is that RELS-EXT was meant for storing relations between > objects, and using it for storing anything else (although it's in RDF and is > indexed) looks like a misuse > > I'm looking for a possibly more "orthodox" way. > > kind regards > Foudil > > > Le 04/03/2011 11:09, Alex Lopez : >> Hi Foudil, >> >> as far as I know you should be able to do it through risearch, without >> the need of gsearch. Risearch indexes all properties in rels-ext and it >> has an option to maintain a full-text index of all text too, and later >> you can query through risearch interface. >> >> I can't seem to find the correct link to the documentation though... >> >> So if I remember right, as far as you turn on all indexes on risearch >> (fedora.fcfg), it's enough to have the properties you want to search for >> inside rels-ext too instead of just as a separate datastream (say, a >> triple/property stating ?object dc:title "yourTitle"). So maybe its a >> big departure from the way you had things with authors as separate >> objects, but if you have both authors and titles as properties in >> rels-ext of your document's objects, the query thaty does what you want >> should be trivial using risearch. >> >> Regards, >> >> Alex >> >> Em 03-03-2011 18:07, Foudil BRÉTEL escreveu: >>> Hi All, >>> >>> Suppose I have fedora objects for storing documents (with say the full >>> article title as a datastream), and other fedora objects for storing >>> authors. Both object types are related through the RELS-EXT mechanism. >>> How do I search for authors related to documents having a specific title ? >>> >>> Is it possible in a single query ?... to GSearch (if the index is >>> appropriately designed) ? >>> >>> kind regards >>> Foudil >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> Free Software Download: Index, Search& Analyze Logs and other IT data in >>> Real-Time with Splunk. 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