How to store a HashSet in the index?

[Rishabh Joshi]

Hi,

Can anyone help me on, as to how I can go about efficiently indexing
(actually, storing in the index) and retrieving, a HashSet object, which
contains multiple string arrays?
I just want to store the HashSet in the index, and not search on it. The
HashSet should be returned with the document when I perform a search on any
other fields.

Regards,
Rishabh

Re: How to store a HashSet in the index?

[Erik Hatcher]

On Dec 10, 2007, at 3:10 AM, Rishabh Joshi wrote:

Can anyone help me on, as to how I can go about efficiently indexing
(actually, storing in the index) and retrieving, a HashSet object,  
which

contains multiple string arrays?
I just want to store the HashSet in the index, and not search on  
it. The
HashSet should be returned with the document when I perform a  
search on any

other fields.


If you have Java on indexing and querying side of things, you could  
simply serialize and stringify (via uuencoding perhaps) the HashSet,  
and deserialize it on retrieval.  Just be sure to set the field to be  
untokenized and stored.


Erik

Re: How to store a HashSet in the index?

[Rishabh Joshi]

Thanks Eric!

Rishabh

On Dec 10, 2007 3:30 PM, Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Dec 10, 2007, at 3:10 AM, Rishabh Joshi wrote:
  Can anyone help me on, as to how I can go about efficiently indexing
  (actually, storing in the index) and retrieving, a HashSet object,
  which
  contains multiple string arrays?
  I just want to store the HashSet in the index, and not search on
  it. The
  HashSet should be returned with the document when I perform a
  search on any
  other fields.

 If you have Java on indexing and querying side of things, you could
 simply serialize and stringify (via uuencoding perhaps) the HashSet,
 and deserialize it on retrieval.  Just be sure to set the field to be
 untokenized and stored.

Erik