Re: add thumnail image for search result

2011-10-19 Thread Paul Libbrecht
Hadi,

I do not think solr or solrj does this.
are your document HTML documents? I would look in the crawler resources but I 
note that rendering is a rather server-unfriendly task and it bears some 
security risk if the documents are not fully trusted.

In i2geo.net, we finally gave up on automated rendering, we allowed the users 
to upload a snapshot; this gives thumbnails that focus on the relevant things 
instead of a global picture of the initial situation (which, with learning 
resources, is often close to a blank page).

paul


Le 19 oct. 2011 à 07:53, hadi a écrit :

 I want to know how can i add thumbnail image for my files when i am indexing
 files with solrj?
 thanks
 
 
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RE: add thumnail image for search result

2011-10-19 Thread Jaeger, Jay - DOT
It won't do it for you automatically.  I suppose you might create the thumbnail 
image beforehand, Base64 encode it, and add it as a stored, non-indexed, binary 
field (see schema: solr.BinaryField) when you index the document.

JRJ

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I want to know how can i add thumbnail image for my files when i am indexing
files with solrj?
thanks


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add thumnail image for search result

2011-10-18 Thread hadi
I want to know how can i add thumbnail image for my files when i am indexing
files with solrj?
thanks


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