I don't think the KeywordMatch and the elevate.xml are the same
thing. I tried this out today but there is no way for an element to @
least mark that it was "elevated" to the top. An example of what Im
trying to do is if say "Solr" is entered into a search, return a block
of text and/or other elements (not necessarily a document ID - which
is kinda odd, since Id have to know the docid before importing).
There is currently a .csv file we push out and upload for these
matches. I don't think this function actually constitutes a "search"
per say, it is more enter A and get B w/o any process or filter.
A simple workaround would be to just be able to mark elements which
have been elevated, is that possible?
Thanks.
- Jon
On Apr 24, 2008, at 9:38 PM, Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Apr 24, 2008, at 8:03 PM, Jon Baer wrote:
Going to try to persuade my employer to switch away some functions,
maybe all from the GSA black box to Solr and was trying to find
some (any?) case studies where this was done ...
Also what is the similar function to a "KeyMatch" in Solr? Is it
elevate.xml?
Yes, that's the goal of it. It would certainly be interested to see
how it compares in practice :) Please do report back to us on that.
Erik
