I have been using Lucene for about a month now and trying to port the same
functionality to Solr. How do I do a wildcard query with a leading "*"
...This is possible with Lucene if you do not use the standard query
parser. How do you do this with Solr This is probably very easy but I
can n
hi.
so I finally managed to find a bit of time to get a SolR instance
going, and now have some questions about it ;-)
first the application is tagging. ie.. to associate some keywords
with a given item, and to show them on a particular object (you can
see this in action here http://econom
: nearly 100 percent and no queries were answered. I found out that
: "warming" the server with serial queries, not parallel ones, bypassed
: this problem (not to be confused with warming the caches!). So after a
Note that you can have Solr do this automatically for you in both
firstSearcher and
Our Solr system is up now since a few days. You can find it at
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I'm sorry we have a german user interface only, but maybe if you want to
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and press "suchen" on the right side. We are "book brokers" an
We (Zero Computing S.r.l. of Italy www.zero.it) are now using Solr as index
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http://www.grupp
Hi,
Chris Hostetter wrote:
This is a fairly typical Lucene issue (ie: not specific to Solr)...
Ah, I see. I should really put more attention on Lucene. But when
working with Solr I sometimes forget about the underlying technology.
Sorting on a field requires building a FieldCache for every d
