Sorry, that should have read:
Query query1 = null;
if(cat!=""){
Term term = new Term("parentPath",cat);
query1 = new TermQuery(term);
Hits hits = is.search(query1);
}
("parentPath" substituted for "category").
kieran wrote:
Alternatively, you could examine each path, and index each of its
"parent" paths (perhaps in a field named "parentPath").
i.e.
Top/World/Poland/Abc
would result in the following three values being indexed:
Top
Top/World
Top/World/Poland
You can then use a TermQuery instead of a PrefixQuery.
For instance, to perform the query that you suggested, you would code
it as follows:
say, cat="Top/World/Poland"
Query query1 = null;
if(cat!=""){
Term term = new Term("category",cat);
query1 = new TermQuery(term);
Hits hits = is.search(query1);
}
NB as an aside, unless "cat" is interned, (cat!="") will ALWAYS return
true. But you probably knew that ;-)
Kieran
Java Programmer wrote:
Reply to myself hate this :(
What about such solution:
Split path like string into smaller tokens and index them as seperate
words eg:
#Top/World/Poland/# #Top/World/# #Top/#
so if I ask about word #Top/# I will get all the results for this
category, without making so many boolean queries.
Is there a better solution for my problem?
Best Regards,
Adr
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