Hi,
Samuel Cox wrote:
> Ok Jukka, I'll give that a try. I'm assuming what I'd need to do is
> send the entire JSON string as one token for Lucene.
Yes, but only if you explicitly need exact substring matches on any parts of
the JSON strings. What are your JSON strings like and what kind of queries you
need?
If they're something like { "foo": 123, "bar": "xyz" }, then default analyzer
used by Jackrabbit will split that into "foo", "123", "bar" and "xyz" tokens,
and you'll be able to find the string for example with jcr:contains(.,'xyz') or
jcr:contains(.,'bar xyz'). A substring match on something like 'x%z' should
also work.
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Jukka Zitting
