I am trying to include "<CONTAINS>" in the building of a query string but
no matter what I try I can not get the browser to recognize it.
This Line:
query = query + " AND CATEGORY<CONTAINS> (" + categoryQuery + ")";
If the categoryQuery = "ALL"
The result would be as follows:
CATEGORY(ALL) As you see it completely ingnores the <CONTAINS> or anything
that is inclosed by <>
//Category
// If query is more than one word
if (envCategory.length() > 0) {
StringTokenizer st=new StringTokenizer(envCategory);
//break the string up so that individual words in the query are now
delimited by commas (implied accrue)
while (st.hasMoreTokens()){
String tmpToken=st.nextToken();
categoryQuery=categoryQuery + tmpToken + "," ;
}
//trim off the trailing ","
categoryQuery=categoryQuery.substring(0,categoryQuery.length()-1);
if (query.length() > 0) {
query = query + " AND CATEGORY<CONTAINS> (" + categoryQuery + ")";
} else {
// query=categoryQuery;
// query = "<ACCRUE> (CATEGORY<CONTAINS>\"" + query + "\",
CATEGORY<CONTAINS>\"" + query + "\"<AND> Home, CATEGORY<CONTAINS>\"" + query
+ "\",[20]('" + query + "'))";
}
}
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