=ingredientSuggestion:banana
right?
On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 2:29 PM, Mark Swinson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently setting up a schema in solr, which is being imported using
> the data-import plugin.
>
> The initial config contains the following key information:
>
>
Hi,
I'm currently setting up a schema in solr, which is being imported using
the data-import plugin.
The initial config contains the following key information:
...
Background:
I have an solr index containing foodtypes, chefs, and courses. This is
an initial setup to test my configuration.
Here is the problem I'm trying to solve :
-When I query for a mispelt foodtype 'x' and filter by chef 'c' I should
get a suggested list of foodtypes prepared by chef 'c'
Hi,
I want to test a custom implementation CommonsHttpSolrServer, which is
required so that we can enable
it to use SSL certificates and proxies when accessing the Solr REST api.
One thing I want to avoid is having to have a Solr instance set up on
every developers sandbox in order
for the tests
I am using solr 3.4.0 with spellcheck component.
When I try and search for pre built spelling dictionary for a given
mispelt word , it only works
if I specify BOTH the q and spellcheck.q parameters. If I miss out the q
parameter I get a NullPointerException
error. I believe I have seen reference t
Hi,
I'm trying to index a recipe database which contains , amongst other things, a
list of ingredients stored as free text in a single mysql
column.
e.g
2 apple bananas (or ordinary bananas), peeled
50g/2oz soft brown sugar
100g/3½oz self-raising flour
1 free-range egg, beaten
3-4 tbsp sparkli
Hi,
I'm trying to configure solr to perform a 'Did you mean this' style
search using the SpellCheckerComponent and the standard search handler.
Unfortunately I am having problems in getting results from my test
search ... basically when I search using a misspelling of a word I know
to be in the s
