Hello Wouter,
the thing you are doing does not work (beside i am not sure what it is
supposed to do). So, IIUC, you want a query like:
Give me all documents where x or y ordered by score. Therefor, all you
do is:
<d:where>
<d:or>
<S:property-contains>
<d:prop><hc:multiValueProperty/></d:prop>
<d:literal>x</d:literal
</S:property-contains>
<S:property-contains>
<d:prop><hc:multiValueProperty/></d:prop>
<d:literal>y</d:literal
</S:property-contains>
<d:or>
</d:where>
<d:orderby>
<d:order>
<d:prop><d:score/></d:prop>
</d:order>
</d:orderby>
Now, you get all documents returned where at least one of the above
matches are fulfilled, and you order on score.
NOTE: <d:score/> is only available in the latest repository release.
Regards Ard
> Hi guys,
>
> I have documents in the repository with a multi-value,
> comma-seperated property. I've created a DASL to find N
> results, where at least one value in the multi-value property
> matches a list of values. The results need to be sorted by
> the priority of the value. A simple example:
>
> This is my value list for the query: B, A, C, D I have three
> documents: 1 (properties: A & C), 2 (properties: B & D), 3
> (properties: A & D) Expected sorting: 2, 1, 3
>
> My initial idea was to use strict-property-contains as a
> boolean sorter (if true, the result goes on top):
>
> <d:orderby>
> <d:order>
> <S:strict-property-contains>
> <d:prop>
> <hc:multiValueProperty/>
> </d:prop>
> <d:literal>B</d:literal>
> </S:strict-property-contains>
> </d:order>
> <d:order>
> <S:strict-property-contains>
> <d:prop>
> <hc:multiValueProperty/>
> </d:prop>
> <d:literal>A</d:literal>
> </S:strict-property-contains>
> </d:order>
> ...
> </d:orderby>
>
> Unfortunately, this seems to be illegal. Is there another way
> to do this the proper way (in one query)?
>
> Regards,
>
> Wouter Zelle
>
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