So basically its just as I thought it was, thanks for the help :) I had
checked the wiki before asking, but it lacks details and is often vague,
or presuppose that you have knowledge about some specific terms without
explaining them. Its all clear now, thanks to you ;)
Michael Imbeault
CHUL Re
Chris Hostetter wrote:
A couple of things make your question really hard to answer ... first off,
you can specify differnet analyser chains for index time and query time --
shen dealing with the WordDelim filter (or the synonym fitler) this is
frequently neccessary -- so the ansers to your questi
: - Let's say I index "HIV-1" with . Would a search on HIV AND 1 (or even HIV-1, which
: after parsing by the above filter would yield HIV1 or HIV 1) also find
: documents which have HIV and the number "1" somewhere in the document,
: but not directly after HIV? If so, how should I fix this? I cou
: Thanks for the answer Yonik; I forgot about Multivalued fields! I'm not
: exactly sure of how to add multiple values to a single field (aside from
: fieldcopy). The code I'm thinking of using :
If you look at the exampledocs, "features" and "cat" are both multivalued
fields... you just list mul
Hello everyone,
Solr puts a configurable gap between values of the same field, so you
could index every sentence as a separate value of a multi-valued
field.
Thanks for the answer Yonik; I forgot about Multivalued fields! I'm not
exactly sure of how to add multiple values to a single field (asid
On 11/12/06, Michael Imbeault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to do some sentence-level searching with Solr; basically, I
want to find if two words are in the same sentence. As I read on the
Lucene mailing list, there's many ways to do this, including but not
limited to :
-inserting specia
Hello again,
- Let's say I index "HIV-1" with class="solr.WordDelimiterFilterFactory" generateWordParts="1"
generateNumberParts="1" catenateWords="1" catenateNumbers="1"
catenateAll="1"/>. Would a search on HIV AND 1 (or even HIV-1, which
after parsing by the above filter would yield HIV1 or H
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to do some sentence-level searching with Solr; basically, I
want to find if two words are in the same sentence. As I read on the
Lucene mailing list, there's many ways to do this, including but not
limited to :
-inserting special boundary terms to denote the start
Chris Hostetter wrote:
> : log. I have not been able to find much in the way of a howto for
> : SecurityManager, and am pretty much groping in the dark at this point.
>
> I found this...
> http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/security-manager-howto.html
> ...but I'm afraid I don't have much c
Personally i have deployed SOLR within a PHP, AJAX framework
I just have just deployed Jetty for SOLR and i created a PHP wrapper so
that i can send XML docs to SOLR and returns JSON. Besides that i have
filtered the traffic to Jetty and only the PHP wrapper can access it. So
it is super easy,
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