Hi Dragan,
First, all results are ordered by SortFieldA in ascending order. Than
by SortFieldB so that all documents with the same SortFieldA value are
ordered in "levels" structure. Each level consists of documents with
distinct SortFieldB values.
So, the requirenment is to show documents from first level first, than
second level, and so on.
It will not be possible to order documents while indexing, so I will
need search time ordering.
Is this achievable with lucene? What would be the best approach to
solve this without huge performance impact on multimillion documents
index?
You might want to have a look at oal.search.TopFieldCollector and the
accompanied Comparator Classes
For a similar approach ( I had to sort by the quantity on a certain
Field ) I borrowed a lot of the idea of these classes.
From the basic principles therein I derived DocumentComparators, which
compare not only FieldValues but whole documents.
The outcome is not one sorted list, but a structure of lists which I
combine in nested
while( list<SortFieldA>.hasNext() ) {
overallResult.add ( listOfSortFieldA.get( listOfSortFieldB).next() )
}
loops.
Performance is ofcourse affected by numbers of documents you want to return.
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