multiValued fields retain their order, for the record.
Erik
On Sep 4, 2007, at 12:37 AM, Jed Reynolds wrote:
One of the difficulties that you're going to find with multi-valued
fields is that they are an unordered collection without relation.
If you have a document with a list of
You could index both a compound field and the components separately.
This could be simplified by sending the value in once as the compound format:
review,1 Jan 2007
revision, 2 Jan 200
And then use a copyField with a regex tokenizer to extract and index
the date into a separate field. You
Hi,
Apologies if this has been asked before but I couldn't find anything
when I searched...
I have been looking ant SolJava examples. I've been using
Nutch/Lucene before which returns results from query nicely in a class
with url, title and snippet (summary). While Solr seems to return XML
This kind of thing is what I was getting at in SOLR-344
(https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-344). There I said I'd post a
prototype Java API - but for now, I've had to give up and go back to my
home-grown Lucene-based code.
-Original Message-
From: Ravish Bhagdev [mailto:[EMAIL
Thanks Yonik - I didnt know that before. But i am not sure how i can use the
range queries on this compound field so that i dont get the wrong result.
-Bharani
Yonik Seeley wrote:
You could index both a compound field and the components separately.
This could be simplified by sending the
No Size is not an issue - atleast for now. But i am thinking of implementing
some sort of duplicate removal based on field. I happen to look at this
thread
http://www.nabble.com/Group-results-by-field--tf3683765.html#a10296394
Tom mentions some changes to the code to do that so was thinking in
I am trying to build a sample program(in Java). But, to do this i have some
queries, as basic documentation - which i am not able to find.
Some basic Qs:
- Does Solr create its own index or is it a wrapper on lucene index(i et its
the latter)
- If answer to the prev Q is NO, then how is the
This goes through the Solr http response, right? The Solr XSL processor
feature will do this for you.
You write an XSL script and add it to $SOLR/conf/xslt. You then use extra
parameters in a query. The output XML will be transformed by the XSL.
The XSL can create anything you want: lists of
Hi,
This is my first post to the list, having done my FAQ/wiki/archive due
diligence to no avail.
I'm having an issue w/ the date faceter, running solr 1.2.0 on Tomcat populated with the example
data. When I make a date facet request (example copied verbatim from the SimpleFacetParameter
Hi,
The problem:
- I have about 11K html documents to index.
- I'm trying to index these documents (along with 3 more small string
fields) so that when I search within the doc field (field with the
html file content), I can get results with snippets or highlights as I
get when using nutch.
-
: I'm having an issue w/ the date faceter, running solr 1.2.0 on Tomcat
Welcom to the list Delsey,
Date Faceting was only recently added to the Solr trunk ... there is a
wiki convention of noting when docs refer to bleeding edge stuff not in
the latest release by noting hte version it's
: - Does Solr create its own index or is it a wrapper on lucene index(i et its
: the latter)
Lucene in the context of this discussion is a Java Library. Solr is an
application written in Java -- Solr uses the Lucene library to create an
index.
: - If answer to the prev Q is NO, then how is
On 4-Sep-07, at 4:50 PM, Ravish Bhagdev wrote:
- I have about 11K html documents to index.
- I'm trying to index these documents (along with 3 more small string
fields) so that when I search within the doc field (field with the
html file content), I can get results with snippets or highlights
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