Thanks, that worked great!
I have a question regarding the behavior of Lucene in my Cocoon
implementation. When my XML files are indexed, the text nodes of child
elements are not included.
With this XML source:
<title><quote rend="inline">Webs of Significance"</quote>: The
Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project, New Technology, and
the Democratization of History.</title>
I would like the search:
title:webs
to return the above <title> as a result.
Can I change the behavior of the indexer to include the content of
child elements so that the search would work?
Best,
Chuck Burd
crb...@gmail.com
On Jul 28, 2009, at 9:48 AM, Eike Jordan wrote:
Chuck Burd wrote:
I'm using Cocoon 2.1.
Is there a way to configure the Lucene default Boolean search
behavior by a setting within cocoon.xconf?
Well, cocoon 2.1(.11) comes with lucene 1.4.3 and a default
implementation
in SimpleLuceneCocoonSearcherImpl. The configuration of this
component via
cocoon.xconf is restricted to analyzer, default_searchfield,
default_query
and index_directory.
But you may modify SimpleLuceneCocoonSearcherImpl in order to
fulfill your
requirements.
Replace:
355 Query query = QueryParser.parse(query_string,
default_field, analyzer);
with:
355 QueryParser parser = new QueryParser(default_field,
analyzer);
356 parser.setOperator(QueryParser.AND);
357 Query query = parser.parse(query_string);
hth
~eike
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