Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-19 Thread Mikhail Khludnev
> It has an interesting failure mode. If the user misspells a word (about > 10% of > queries do), and the misspelling matches a misspelled document, then you > are stuck. It will never show the correctly-spelled document. > FWIW (and I'm sorry for hijacking) I've faced this challenge too, and foun

Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-09 Thread Otis Gospodnetić
Nice. Here is something similar: https://github.com/sematext/solr-researcher - hope others find it useful, too. Otis -- Monitoring - Log Management - Alerting - Anomaly Detection Solr & Elasticsearch Consulting Support Training - http://sematext.com/ On Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 4:18 AM, Andrea Gazza

Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-05 Thread Andrea Gazzarini
Hi Charlie, Great to hear that! I never worked in a Drupal / Hybris -> Solr integration. So it seems things sound moreless like the Magento scenario That means what I did could make a sense and most important, it could be useful for someone. Best, Andrea On 5 Dec 2016 18:08, "Charlie Hull" wrote

Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-05 Thread Andrea Gazzarini
Hi Erik, interesting approach, but, please correct me if I didn't get you, this is different because - it requires some kind of control on the client side and for example, in Magento you don't have that: it is not aware about group responses or arbitrary facet queries (BTW the Magento/Solr connect

Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-05 Thread Erik Hatcher
Another technique for this is to use Grouping’s `group.query` a few times, with exact to fuzzier types of queries and get it all back in one response. So you _can_ run multiple searches in a single query already :) I’ve used a similar technique with faceting and `facet.query` to give you count

Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-05 Thread Walter Underwood
We used to run that way, with an exact search first, then a broad search if there were no results. It has an interesting failure mode. If the user misspells a word (about 10% of queries do), and the misspelling matches a misspelled document, then you are stuck. It will never show the correctly-sp

Re: [ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-05 Thread Charlie Hull
On 05/12/2016 09:18, Andrea Gazzarini wrote: Hi guys, I developed this handler [1] while doing some work on a Magento -> Solr project. If someone is interested (this is a post [2] where I briefly explain the goal), or wants to contribute with some idea / improvement, feel free to give me a shou

[ANN] InvisibleQueriesRequestHandler

2016-12-05 Thread Andrea Gazzarini
Hi guys, I developed this handler [1] while doing some work on a Magento -> Solr project. If someone is interested (this is a post [2] where I briefly explain the goal), or wants to contribute with some idea / improvement, feel free to give me a shout or a feedback. Best, Andrea [1] https://git