Jan,
Shame on me, I was off for some time. I have a catch-all field - initially
I copied n fields into the single one. But then I had to add a special
payload per copied fields, and I've done it by Analyzer.
for(src : srcFiledNames ){
payload = new MyPayloadTokenStream(input.get(src));
Hi,
If you want to add payloads in the UpdateChain, have a look at
DelimitedPayloadTokenFilter. Put that in your FieldType, and create a Processor
which annotates the text with payloads, e.g.:
field name=textfoo|2.0 bar|3.0/field
Using DelimitedPayloadTokenFilter with delimiter=| you can now
On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 7:52 AM, Jan Høydahl jan@cominvent.com wrote:
Hi,
Can you explain the wanted functional result of your copy operation? I've
done copying fields in processors without trouble.
What do you want to do with the Lucene Document?
Indeed - I've started going in the
Hello,
I need to implement some tricky copyField like in
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateRequestProcessor.
But I need to take the SolrInputDocument field and put it into Lucene
document myself by my own UpdateRequestProcessor. Unfortunately there is no
room to do that because the creating
