the code sample to override the newTermQuery() to create a
BoostingTermQuery
Thanks in advance
Ayyanar
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igure the overridden query parser in
solr
-Ayyanar
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Hi Sebastin, did you find solution for your problem. Kindly post the code
examples. This will help me lot.
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Hi Hossman, you suggested two solutions. Can you explain little bit more on
the second option? Iam not able to understand. Kindly explain with an
example
At the moment, the simplest mechanisms for achieving something like what
you are describing that i know of are:
1) repetitive values. Add
Thanks Rob. Can you plz provide some sample documents (lucene) for title
bassed boosting?
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), should the query
contains the that particular field?
For example, if we set the boost for title field, should we create the
termquery for title field?
Also, based on your experience, can you explain why you need the boosting.
Thanks,
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), should the query
contains the that particular field?
For example, if we set the boost for title field, should we create the
termquery for title field?
Also, based on your experience, can you explain why you need the boosting.
Thanks,
Ayyanar. A
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We have a requirement for a keyword search in one of our projects and we are
using Solr/Lucene for the same.
We have the data, link_id, title, url and a collection of keywords
associated to a link_id. Right now we have indexed link_id, title, url and
keywords (multivalued field) in a single in