Hi Ahmet,
Thanks a lot for the post, details and infos.
I've started trying out all the options that you suggested. And... I must
say that I am not able to reproduce my error. Which means that even the
code that I posted works with flying colors.
I am puzzled.
Cheers,
Arturas
On Thu, Jul 5, 2
Hi Alex,
I suppose the explanation in [0] (references) did not bring enough of light
into the reasons. So I'll try to give additional and more detailed
arguments.
I can take the HTML text, strip it of HTML tags and index the content. I
can store the original text in solr as well. Storing the inte
Hi Arturas,
Here are some things to try :
1) HTMLStripCharFilter stripper = new
HTMLStripCharFilter(strReader.markSupported() ? strReader : new
BufferedReader(strReader))
2) Consider using HTML Strip update processor factory.
3) Create a custom Lucene analyzer using html strip char filter a
I am confused. Why you do not just add the CharFilter definition to the
field type you need?
You see to be trying to do it completely on the cliwnt side? No sure.
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018, 2:53 AM Arturas Mazeika, wrote:
> Hi Solr Folk,
>
> What would be the easiest way to use som
Hi Solr Folk,
What would be the easiest way to use some of the Solr and Lucene components
in SolrJ?
I am pretty amazed how much thought and careful engineering went into some
individual components to cover the wild real world effectively. And I
wonder whether one could re-use some of them in othe
