> Did you try hitting refresh on your browser after you logged in?
Wow, I really should have known that...thank you for your patient reply, Yonik.
Regards...Terence
I was intending to make an entry to the 'Powered by Solr' page, so I
created a Wiki account and logged in. When I go to that page, it
shows it as being 'immutable', which I take as meaning I can't edit
it. Is there someone I can send the information to who can do the
edit? Or perhaps there is so
This may be another reason to eventually go
to an external RDBMS.
Thanks very much for your help!
Terence
-Original Message-
From: Michael Ludwig
Sent: May 13, 2009 05:27
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Selective Searches Based on User Identity
Terence Gannon schrieb:
> Paul -- t
In reply to both Matt and Jay's comments, the particular situation I'm
dealing with is one where rights will change relatively little once
they are established. Typically a document will be loaded and
indexed, and a decision will be made on sharing that more-or-less
immediately. It might change a
Thanks for the tip. I went to their website (www.fastsearch.com), and got
as far as the second line, top left 'A Microsoft Subsidiary'...at which
point, hopes of it being another open source solution quickly faded. ;-)
Seriously, though, it looks like an interesting product, but open source is
a m
Paul -- thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. That's a very practical
approach, and is worth taking a closer look at. Actually, taking your idea
one step further, perhaps three fields; 1) ownerUid (uid of the document's
owner) 2) grantedUid (uid of users who have been granted access), and 3)
den
Can anybody point me in the direction of resources and/or projects regarding
the following scenario; I have a community of users contributing content to
a Solr index. By default, the user (A) who contributes a document owns it,
and can see the document in their search results. The owner can then
To answer your questions specifically, here is an example of the raw OCR output;
"CONTRACTORINMPRIMENTAYIVE : mom Ale ACCEPT INFORMATIONON TOUR SHEET TO ea"
to which I would like to see;
"mom ale access tour sheet to"
in the hit highlight. My schema for this field is pretty much
standard, as f
I'm indexing text from an OCR of an old document. Many words get read
perfectly, but they're typically embedded in a lot of junk. I would
like the hit highlighting to show only the 'good' words, in the order
in which they appeared in the original document. Is it possible to
use output of the fil
