Thanks Marcel, I didn't saw that point of the spec. Best regards,
Martin On 10/27/05, Marcel Reutegger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Martin, > > I'd say both are correct and feasible. personally I prefer the second > approach because I don't have to use two iterators simultaneously. > > the jcr:path property *must* always be present in a result row, see > section 8.5.2.2 <http://8.5.2.2> of the spec. so, you can be sure that it > is always there. > > regards > marcel > > Martin Perez wrote: > > Hi. I'm a little confused about how to obtain score values when > performing > > search operations. > > > > Which one will be the correct process? > > > > 1 - Perform a search operation > > 2 - Go through QueryResult RowIterator and NodeIterator simultaneously. > With > > NodeIterator you get the node and with RowIterator you get the score. > I'm > > assuming that NodeIterator and RowIterator return data in the same > order. > > > > or > > > > 1 - Perform a search operation > > 2 - Use only QueryResult RowIterator. You get the score and path > property, > > and with the path property you obtain the Item through the session > object. > > But as a drawback you have to do a cast to javax.jcr.Node and you must > > assume that a path property should be present. > > >
