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  *[JIRA] Bug SKER4766 - Collection relevant query with no weight from Fast 
fails*

  Scarab Link: http://sesat.no/scarab/issues/id/SKER4766
  Module: Sesat> Kernel


  Activity generated by Jon Martin  Solaas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at 06/04/2008 
11:55

  *Reasons for the changes*


  ** Issue created **

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  *Attribute changes*
  - "Priority" set to "None"
  - "Status" set to "Unconfirmed"
  - "Version" set to "2.17"
  - "Severity" set to "Normal"
  - "Component" set to "Code - Search Command - Fast"
  - "Description" set to:
    "When adding the parameter relevant-queries=true to default-catalog-command 
in modes.xml AbstractSimpleFastSearchCommand.collectRelevantQueries will be 
triggered. This will look in the suggested querytransformations from Fast with 
name=FastQT_Synonym and messageID=8 and try to parse the query value as a 
BasicWeightedSuggestion. However, Fast will return transformed queries that are 
not weighted, but still fulfill the filtering criteria name + messageID. An 
example would be to search for "marina torshov". Fast will suggest a synonym 
query "oslo", which is not complex, probably because the syn.structure is 
hierarchical and there is only one parent syn, and hence no weight is assigned 
-this is my assumption only-. However, the parsing expect the syn value and 
weight to be encoded within some  particular syntax, and when it is not the 
method will just throw an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.

Q: When the weight is omitted, there is only one suggestion, and no comparison 
of weights  can be performed. Therefore one could assign a dummy/nil-weight to 
the suggestion in this case? 
"
  - "Summary" set to "Collection relevant query with no weight from Fast fails"

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