Josh if you could you follow up on the thread when you have got your answer, this a common request, be nice to get a fully qualified response for the question!
Many Thanks, Paul On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 7:54 PM, Felix Meschberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Josh, > > This sounds like a question for hardcore search guys. Maybe you might > have more luck asking this question on one of the Jackrabbit lists ? > > Regards > Felix > > Joshua Oransky schrieb: >> Ok, >> >> Basically what I need is the reverse of what index aggregating does >> in JCR. I need to aggregate content from PARENT nodes onto my child >> nodes, so that the child is searched as if it has all the content of the >> whole hierarchy. >> >> Is this possible, and how do I do it? >> >> -Josh >> >> >> On Oct 1, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Alexander Klimetschek wrote: >> >>> Hi Josh, >>> >>> something like >>> >>> //california//element(*, my:House) >>> >>> where my:House is the node type identifying houses could do the trick. >>> Or if you have a fixed hierarchy (houses are two levels under the >>> state) and no specific node type for houses, this would work: >>> >>> //california/*/* >>> >>> Regards, >>> Alex >>> >>> On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 7:52 PM, Joshua Oransky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> wrote: >>>> I have a hierarchy that is utilizing inheritance; that is, my app >>>> consolidates all information on an entire hierarchy on a single node. >>>> >>>> This means that information is spread across the hierarchy, but I >>>> want my searches to come up with only the end node... >>>> >>>> For example, take this hierarchy: >>>> >>>> /country >>>> /state >>>> /city >>>> /house >>>> >>>> I want my searches to only return house nodes, but the house node >>>> doesn't contain information about the city, state, or country. Is >>>> there a >>>> way to collapse the hierarchy for searches, so that a search for, say, >>>> "California" returns all the houses in California, not the California >>>> node? >>>> >>>> Thanks! -Josh >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Alexander Klimetschek >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >
