Spencer, it seems inefficient to me too, but that's pretty much what I did
for tables embedded within a document.
I used a SAX parser to parse the document and kept track of the table
elements I saw. When I received an endElement, I added the text I had
buffered up in the characters() method to the buffer for each parent
element. Then I removed the current element and added its content as a
Field.
I should add that I am also fairly new to Lucene, so just because I did it
that way doesn't mean it's the best or even a good way.
Jeff
Spencer Tickner wrote:
>
> I'm fairly new to lucene so excuse the ignorance. I'm attempting to
> field an XML documents with nested fields. So:
>
> <foo>
> <bar>This</bar>
> <bat>That</bat>
> </foo>
>
> ...
>
> The only way I can see a way of doing this now is to field each
> element I want to field and all of it's descendant text, ...
>
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