> Hey Bryan, Thanks for the response! To make use of the
> FastVectorHighlighter
> you need to enable termVectors, termPositions, and termOffsets correct?
> Which takes a considerable amount of space, but is good to know and I
may
> possibly pursue this solution as well. Just starting to look at
Just an update. Change was pretty straight forward (at least for my simple
test case) just a few lines in the getBestFragments method seemed to do the
trick.
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Hey Bryan, Thanks for the response! To make use of the FastVectorHighlighter
you need to enable termVectors, termPositions, and termOffsets correct?
Which takes a considerable amount of space, but is good to know and I may
possibly pursue this solution as well. Just starting to look at the code
> I'm trying to find a way to best highlight search results even though
> those
> results are not stored in my index. Has anyone been successful in
reusing
> the SOLR highlighting logic on non-stored data?
I was able to do this by slightly modifying the FastVectorHighlighter so
that it returned b
