On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 2:54 PM, Chris Hostetter <hossman_luc...@fucit.org>wrote:
> > oh man, so you were parsing the Stored field values of every matching doc > at query time? ouch. > > Assuming i'm understanding your goal, the conventional way to solve this > type of problem is "payloads" ... you'll find lots of discussion on it in > the various Lucene mailing lists, and if you look online Michael Busch has > various slides that talk about using them. they let you say things > like "in this document, at this postion of field 'x' the word 'microsoft' > is worth 37.4, but at this other position (or in this other document) > 'microsoft' is only worth 17.2" > > The simplest way to use them in Solr (as i understand it) is to use > soemthing like the DelimitedPayloadTokenFilterFactory when indexing, and > then write yourself > a simple little custom QParser that generates a BoostingTermQuery on your > field. > > should be a lot simpler to implement then the Query you are describing, > and much faster. > > > -Hoss > > Thanks. I finally got around to looking at this again today and was looking at a similar path, so I appreciate the confirmation. -- Stephen Duncan Jr www.stephenduncanjr.com
