I tried this first, and I was having trouble iterating over them.
If I do something like this
hit.getDocument().getField("CountryID").toString()
I get a big long BS object.. not just the result of my search.
I also tried messing with the tokenStreamValue(), and had the same result.
How do I just get the value "countryID" out of the document?
Steven A Rowe wrote:
>
> Hi Dr. Fish,
>
> You could make just a single query with the broadest query possible - e.g.
>
> bacon AND country:"united states"
>
> and then iterate over all results, dividing them into your three buckets
> based on the values of the other two fields.
>
> Steve
>
> On 06/22/2008 at 12:29 PM, Dr. Fish wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I currently am using Lucene to index documents. I index 4
>> fields, the body
>> of the document, the city it is related to, the state it is
>> related to, and
>> the country it is related to.
>>
>> I have a java web application where the user types in some
>> search text.. and
>> it searches the body of the document for matches. This works fine.
>>
>> However, what I am loooking to do is generate 3 separate
>> mutually exclusive
>> search results.
>>
>> List 1) Results from text search, but also matching current user city,
>> state, and country
>>
>> List 2) Results from text search, but also matching current state and
>> country
>>
>> List 3) Result from text search, but also matching current country
>>
>> The idea would be for each search to be mutually exclusive.
>>
>> The naive way I know to do this, is to run 3 searches. For
>> example if My
>> Search text was "bacon", and my City was Chicago, IL... I
>> could do something
>> like
>>
>>
>> List 1 -> body:"bacon" AND city:"chicago" AND state:"illinois" AND
>> country:"united states"
>>
>> List 2 -> body:"bacon" NOT city:chicago" AND state:"illinois" AND
>> country:"united states"
>>
>> List 3-> body:"bacon" NOT city:chicago" NOT state:"illinois" AND
>> country:"united states"
>>
>>
>> So this gives me my 3 mutually exclusive lists... but it
>> makes me search the
>> database 3 times for each search I want to do. This seems
>> rather jank. Is
>> there some fancy Lucene tool I am missing that would let me
>> do this? I
>> don't have a ton of Lucene experience, so I think I am
>> missing something
>> obvious.
>>
>>
>>
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