I've already use nutch trunk 4.0. I have problem with space.
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solr-1.4 version does not support terms.regex .So you need to upgrade your
version to solr-3.1.
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hi
I tried before both %20 and " " terms it didn`t work. Also regex=(.*)(book)
delete spaces and merge results like
thebook
asbook
atbook
songbook
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@roySolr : terms.regex exits from Solr 3.1. Doesn't seem compatible.
@ramires : Did you try with space in your regex. Something like
terms.regex=(.*) book (.*) <-- I put space before and after book. If it
doesn't work, try to replace space with %20. I didn't try so I don't know if
it work.
2011/4
hi
I have question about regex terms. I try to find terms before and after
word'ing but can't sand blank char. how can I send through ??
terms?terms=true&terms.fl=content&terms.regex=(.*)(
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terms.regex doesn´t work for me. Prefix works fine. I use SOLR 1.4.. Is it
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The words are now splitted in the index(nGram). It looks like this:
m
ma
man
manc
manch
manche
manches
manchest
mancheste
manchester
The termsComponent does not see it as one word(manchester). It gives me the
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You can do it without NGram with a query like this :
http://localhost:8983/solr/terms?terms=true&terms.fl=suggestionField&terms.regex=(.*)chest(.*)&terms.regex.flag=case_insensitive
In my case, I had to encode (.*) so replace it with %28.*%29 if needed.
It use a regex. I don't know if it has an im
Hello ,
If you are using NGram then do not use TermsComponent, Query normally like
http://localhost:8983/solr/select?q=suggestionField:chest
It will give you the desired suggestions
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you could use EdgeNGramFilterFactory :
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/AnalyzersTokenizersTokenFilters#solr.EdgeNGramFilterFactory
And you should mix front and back ngram process in your analyzer :
is it better ?
Ludovic.
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Ok, i try NGrams. My configuration looks like this:
i try to run the query:
http:/
NGram will work for you if you want to search in middle of the word .You can
also look for wildcard search for that.
NGram will increase the size of index while wildcard queries are slow.
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