I would like to be able to specify a query over multiple fields using
just an HTML form with different parameters for the different fields.
Is it possible to configure Solr to accept a URL of this form:
select?Species=Pseudonaja+textilis&Hospital=Griffith+Base+Hospital
... instead of:
q=Speci
Boy, I hope that field collapsing works! I'm planning on using it heavily.
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to "file" it.
-Yonik
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Greetings,
Don't forget that the Hadoop/Scalability/NoSQL meetup is next
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Hi,
I've got a situation where I need to reindex a core once a day. To do this I
was thinking of having two cores, one 'live' and one 'staging'. The app is
always serving 'live', but when the daily index happens it goes into 'staging',
then staging is swapped into 'live'. I can see how to do th
I suppose you mean Extract_ing_RequestHandler.
Out of curiosity, I sent in a Japanese HTML file of EUC-JP encoding,
and it converted to Unicode properly and the index has correct
Japanese words.
Does your HTML files have META tag for Content-type with the value
having charset= ? For example, this
Thanks - wouldn't want to get you into trouble! It's handy when selling
the idea of using Solr in the Canadian academic world to be able to drop
names like the Globe and Mail, though. If I do I'll keep my source
confidential.
Peter
> -Original Message-
> From: Nagelberg, Kallin [mailto:k
You should add this component (suggest or spellcheck, depends how do
you name it) to request handler, i.e. add
suggest
And then you can hit the following url and get your suggestions
http://localhost:8983/solr/suggest/?spellcheck=true&spellcheck.dictionary=suggest
First of all, I am not really concerned with "per field"
(or per-column in DB term) portion of the original request.
Most documents are monolingual.
How languages are identified depends on your application,
and database support of language tagging is not necessary.
The database schema designer ma
: If you make your EventListener implements SolrCoreAware you can get
: hold of the core on inform. use that to get hold of the
: SolrIndexWriter
Implementing SolrCoreAware I can get hold of the core and easy get hold of A
SolrIndexSearcher and so a reader. But I can't see the way to get hold
On Mar 24, 2010, at 1:53 PM, Andrzej Bialecki wrote:
> On 2010-03-24 16:15, Markus Jelsma wrote:
>> A bit off-topic but how about Nutch grabbing some conent and have it indexed
>> in Solr?
>
> The problem is not with collecting and submitting the documents, the problem
> is with parsing the Wik
Has anyone had any luck with the field collapsing patch (SOLR-236) with Solr
1.4? I tried patching my version of 1.4 with no such luck.
Thanks
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Most databases only RECENTLY have set up langauges per column. Languages per
ENTRY in a column? I don't think any support that yet. How would you get that
information from a database with the corresponding language attribute?
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: My goal is to index wikipedia in order to demonstrate search to a class of
: middle school kids that I've volunteered to teach for a couple of hours.
: Which brings me to my next question...
twitter data is a little easier to ingest easily then the wikipedia markup
(the json based streaming AP
(Sorry for very late response on this topic.)
On Feb 28, 2010, at 5:47 AM, Adrien Specq wrote:
> - langage attribute for each field
I was thinking about it and it was one of my wishes.
Currently, Solr practically requires that we have
a field for each natural language that an application
support
Thanks a lot Ahmet. Now I'm gonna learn new thing: how to apply a new patch
:)
Cheers.
2010/3/24 Ahmet Arslan
> > Yes, that's what I was expecting. Actually, I'd like
> > to highlight phrases
> > containing stopwords, like Terrain à sehloul
>
> Lucene's FastVectorHighlighter[1] can do that kind
> Yes, that's what I was expecting. Actually, I'd like
> to highlight phrases
> containing stopwords, like Terrain à sehloul
Lucene's FastVectorHighlighter[1] can do that kind of phrase highlighting.
It seems that solr integration [2] has finished. You need to apply SOLR-1268
patch.
[1]http://l
2010/3/24 Ahmet Arslan
>
> > Thank a lot Ahmet. In addition, I want to highlight phrases
> > containing stop
> > words. I guess that the best way is to use a tokenized type
> > without
> > stopwordFilter. Do you agree with me defining a new type
> > for this purpose ?
>
> I am not sure about that
On 2010-03-24 15:58, Fábio Aragão da Silva wrote:
hello there,
I'm working on the development of a piece of code that integrates Solr
with Vignette/OpenText Content Management, meaning Vignette content
instances will be indexed in solr when published and deleted from solr
when unpublished. I'm us
> Thank a lot Ahmet. In addition, I want to highlight phrases
> containing stop
> words. I guess that the best way is to use a tokenized type
> without
> stopwordFilter. Do you agree with me defining a new type
> for this purpose ?
I am not sure about that. May be solr.CommonGramsFilterFactory ca
On 2010-03-24 16:15, Markus Jelsma wrote:
A bit off-topic but how about Nutch grabbing some conent and have it indexed
in Solr?
The problem is not with collecting and submitting the documents, the
problem is with parsing the Wikimedia markup embedded in XML.
WikipediaTokenizer from Lucene con
This is brilliant. I love it!
Is a computer game a document? How about each level, each room, each player?
If you want some fancy linguistics besides stemming, try compounding or what I
call "one word or two?" English loves to glom words together.
schoolroom or school room?
babysitter, baby-sit
hey.
i got it =)
i checked out with lucene and the build from solr. with ant -verbose
example.
now, when i put this line into solrconfig: org.apache.solr.spelling.suggest.Suggester
no exception occurs =) juhu
but how wokrs this component ?? sorry for a new stupid question ^^
stocki wrot
Erik:
In a former incarnation, I thought I was going to teach 6th graders. Until I
found out I can't deal with 25 kids for 6 hours at a stretch for years on
end
My thoughts, presented in a "feel free to ignore but this is what I'd do"
spirit.
There are some random thoughts below, but here's w
This sound a little closer to what I want but I don't want fully randomized
results.
How exactly does this field work? Is it more than just a simple random sort
(order by rand())? What would be nice is if I could randomize documents
within a certain score percentage of each other. Is this availa
Hi,
I'm not sure if it's the best option but you could use replication to
copy the index (http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrReplication). As long as
you core is configured as a master you can use the fetchindex command to
do a one-time replication from the new core (see the HTTP API section in
*Solr 1.4 Enterprise Search Server* recommends doing large updates on a copy
of the core, and then swapping it in for the main core. I tried following
these steps:
1. Create prep core:
http://localhost:8983/solr/admin/cores?action=CREATE&name=prep&instanceDir=main
2. Perform index update
2010/3/24 Ahmet Arslan
> > With this configuration, the title field is highlighted
> > only when there's a
> > perfect match, i.e., the quoted query equals the title
> > content (f.i.,
> > q="Terrain sehloul" allows highlighting the entire title
> > containing "Terrain
> > sehloul",
>
> Exactly.
A bit off-topic but how about Nutch grabbing some conent and have it indexed
in Solr?
On Wednesday 24 March 2010 16:08:43 Christopher Laux wrote:
> Hi Erik,
>
> I'm working on Wikipedia search and use Solr. Afaik it can't easily be
> done. The Wikipedia XML dump only provided the page title and
Hi Erik,
I'm working on Wikipedia search and use Solr. Afaik it can't easily be
done. The Wikipedia XML dump only provided the page title and author
in terms of data one would search for. The rest requires parsing the
Mediawiki markup for which there is no good one freely available
(still writing
hello there,
I'm working on the development of a piece of code that integrates Solr
with Vignette/OpenText Content Management, meaning Vignette content
instances will be indexed in solr when published and deleted from solr
when unpublished. I'm using solr 1.4, solrj and solr cell.
I've implemented
> With this configuration, the title field is highlighted
> only when there's a
> perfect match, i.e., the quoted query equals the title
> content (f.i.,
> q="Terrain sehloul" allows highlighting the entire title
> containing "Terrain
> sehloul",
Exactly. There should be a *perfect* match for str
Hey Erik,
One thing to think about (and I'm no expert at middle school kids) would be
to relate search somehow to a topic they are interested in. My 12 year old
nephew loves the NBA, so if I were to talk to him about search, I would try
and relate it to e.g., NBA.com, or understanding the differen
I've got a couple of questions for the community...
* what's the simplest way to get Solr up and running with a
relatively richly schema'd index of a Wikipedia dump?
What I'm looking for is something as easy as something along these
lines:
java -Dsolr.solr.home=./wikipedia_solr_home -
> it would probably be pretty trivial to add if you want to take a stab at a
patch for it.
> -Hoss
*stab*
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1843
:)
> I didn't know that you are using dismax. In your query fields list there is
> no title field. Probably match is coming from title_tokenized, and when you
> request highlighting from title (hl.fl=title) it returns empty snippets. If
> thats the case it is pretty expected because string typed field
Don't know about other servlet containers, but i can confirm Resin 3 breaks
if you try to load 2 completely independent webapps into it that both use
solr with jmx enabled.
I also had a similar issue with Blaze DS (library for flash remoting that
I'm using to power the UI for my webapp), but Blaze
> I don't have defaultSearchField, instead, I have the
> following qf clause,
> where title_tokenized is a tokenized version of title
> name="qf"> title_tokenized^3 text_description_tokenized
> phonetic_text^0.5
I didn't know that you are using dismax. In your query fields list there is
okay, thx
i installed ant and want to build with ant. but java cannot compile, because
all the lucene files missed ... !?
package org.apache.lucene.search does not exist
and more... did i checkout the wrong trunk ?
.../lucee/dev/solr/trunk
Lance Norskog-2 wrote:
>
> You need 'ant' to do bui
2010/3/24 Ahmet Arslan
> > There's a match between the query and
> > the content of field I want to
> > highlight on. Solr is giving me the id of the document
> > matching my query,
> > but it's not displaying the field I want to highlight on.
> >
> > Here's the definition of the field I want to
> There's a match between the query and
> the content of field I want to
> highlight on. Solr is giving me the id of the document
> matching my query,
> but it's not displaying the field I want to highlight on.
>
> Here's the definition of the field I want to highlight
> on: name="title" t
On Mar 23, 2010, at 7:29 PM, brad anderson wrote:
> I see, so when you do a commit it adds it to Zoie's ramdirectory. So, could
> you just commit after every document without having a performance impact and
> have real time search?
>
Not likely, maybe on really, really small indexes. Zoie also
Right. Sorry for the OT.
S
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There's a match between the query and the content of field I want to
highlight on. Solr is giving me the id of the document matching my query,
but it's not displaying the field I want to highlight on.
Here's the definition of the field I want to highlight on:
And here's part of my URL: /?
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