2006/9/25, Walter Underwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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XML.
Open it in Firefox and you will see this error:
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Location: file:///Users/wunderwood/Desktop/jl.xml
Line Number 15,
: I think the majority of the clients for Solr will be non-Java, so
: while a JMX interface would be valuable to some it wouldn't be as
: generally useful to the majority of Solr users (my hunch).
yeah ... the main reason i never personally looked into adding more JMX
hoks is that the people i de
Sorry for the late reply, the "fq" param is the recommended way to filter
results without affecting scoring for both the dismax handler and the
standard handler.
if you want to affect scoring without affecting matching, the "bq" param
of dismax is usefull instead.
: Nevermind, I got it ... Someh
Nevermind, I got it ... Somehow I missed the javadoc.
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Luis Neves
Luis Neves wrote:
Hello all,
Using the standard query handler I can search for a term excluding a category
and sort descending by price, e.g.:
http://localhost/solr/select/?q=book+-Category:Adults;Price+desc&start=0&ro
Hello all,
Using the standard query handler I can search for a term excluding a category
and sort descending by price, e.g.:
http://localhost/solr/select/?q=book+-Category:Adults;Price+desc&start=0&rows=10&fl=*,score
I'm scratching my head on how to do the same with the Dismax query handler,
This document has two problems. First, the document is not well-formed XML.
Open it in Firefox and you will see this error:
XML Parsing Error: mismatched tag. Expected: .
Location: file:///Users/wunderwood/Desktop/jl.xml
Line Number 15, Column 3:
After I fix that, it still is not legal
On 9/23/06, Otis Gospodnetic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about another approach - expose all Solr admin data via HTTP/XML, just like
it's done with search requests?
Things like the "stats" page should already be XML with a stylesheet
(for exactly the reasons you mention).
IIRC, the XML may
