Hi, I am writing my own request handler and I was wondering how I go about
get a list of hits back. Thanks.
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Ensdorf Ken schrieb:
For exmaple, a user might enter Alabama Biotechnology in the main
search box, triggering a dismax request which returns lots of
different types of results. They may then want to refine their search
by selecting a specific industry from a drop-down box. We handle this
by
I'm not particularly opposed to it, but I'm not exactly for it
either. I very much have a love hate relationship with Maven. The
simple things work fine w/ Maven and the power of pointing Eclipse or
IntelliJ at a POM file and having the whole project imported and ready
to work on w/o one
I'll weigh in and throw a -1 to a Maven-only build system for Solr.
If there is still a functioning Ant build, but Mavenites have a
parallel setup, that's fine by me and I'd be -0 on that.
These days, Buildr has my attention as a way to get the best of all
worlds: access to Ant's powerful
Thanks for your reply. I will have a look at this.
Peter Wolanin a écrit :
Seems like this might be approached using a Lucene payload? For
example where the original string is stored as the payload and
available in the returned facets for display purposes?
Payloads are byte arrays stored with
Hello,
I've been using SOLR for a while now, but am stuck for information on
two issues :
1) Is it possible to exclude characters in a SOLR facet wildcard query?
e.g.
[^,]* to match any character except an , ?
2) Can one setup the facet wildcard query to return the exact sub
strings it
Ben,
Could you post an example of the type of data you're dealing with and
how you want it handled? I suspect there is a way to accomplish what
you want using an analyzed field, or by preprocessing the data you're
indexing.
Erik
On Jun 29, 2009, at 9:29 AM, Ben wrote:
Hello,
On Jun 29, 2009, at 9:01 AM, Grant Ingersoll wrote:
I converted Mahout to Maven and it was a pain.
I'd add, however, that now that it is done, it is fine, except of
course, that Maven 2.1.0 doesn't work with it apparently because of
upgrades.
Filter queries with arbitrary text values may swamp the cache in 1.3.
Are you implying this won't happen in 1.4? Can you point me to the feature
that would mitigate this?
Otherwise, the combinations aren't infinite. Keep the filters seperate
in order to limit their number. Specify two
Hi Erik,
I'm not sure exactly how much context you need here, so I'll try to keep
it short and expand as needed.
The column I am faceting contains a comma deliniated set of vectors.
Each vector is made up of {Make,Year,Model} e.g.
_ford_1996_focus,mercedes_1996_clk,ford_2000_focus
I have
Ensdorf Ken schrieb:
Filter queries with arbitrary text values may swamp the cache in 1.3.
Are you implying this won't happen in 1.4?
I intended to say just this, but I was on the wrong track.
Can you point me to the feature that would mitigate this?
What I was thinking of is the
Filter queries with arbitrary text values may swamp the cache in
1.3.
Are you implying this won't happen in 1.4?
I intended to say just this, but I was on the wrong track.
Can you point me to the feature that would mitigate this?
What I was thinking of is the following:
Jconsole shows the entire 2.1g heap consumed on the first request (a
simple ping) to Solr after a Tomcat restart.
After a Tomcat restart:
13140 tomcatvirtual=2255m resident=183m ... jsvc
After the ping():
13140 tomcatvirtual=2255m resident=2.0g ... jsvc
Jconsole says my Tenured Gen
I know migrating to maven2 has its pain points but in my view is worth
it if one sees it as a long run investment. It follows
standards/conventions and importing projects to IDEs like eclipse or
IntelliJ is much more straightforward. When using maven getting used to
a new project using it is
FWIW
I strongly agree with your sentiments, Manual.
One of the neat maven features that isn't well known is just being able to do
mvn jetty:run and have Jetty load up right away (no creating of a web-app
directory or packaging of a war or anything like that).
What I hate about ant based projects
Any other suggestion this suggestion doesn't loook to work
AlexElba wrote:
Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
Alex Oleg,
Look at MemoryIndex in Lucene's contrib. It's the closest thing to what
you are looking for. What you are describing is sometimes referred to as
prospective search,
Hello,
If Solr is your only webapp in that container, than this is probably a Solr
issue. Note that Solr issue could also mean issue with your ping query.
Perhaps you can provide some more information about the size of your index,
number of docs, your ping query, including the relevant piece
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