We thought of using "fq". But that seems not to suit our scenario.
Both denial and Grant access permissions are stored on the documnet as
rules.
The order of the rules also need to be considered.
We might have a huge list of values for the ACL field. Each value is
considered to be a rule.
Sampl
Ah, ok. We were talking about different things. Filters is kind of
overloaded in Solr/lucene, it's easy to be confused.
No, you do not have to deal with analyzers or tokenfilters in your scenario.
But let's back up a bit here. How are permissions for documents stored?
Because if there's an identi
I am new to using Solr and lucene.
I wrote a custom filter.
The logic is build based on a multi field value of the document found. Only
the documents that the user has read access should be returned back.
I would like this custom filter to be used during search and filter out the
documnets.
I
First, let's be sure we're talking about the same thing. My response was for
adding
a filter to your analysis chain for a field in Schema.xml. Are you talking
about a different
sort of filter?
Best
Erick
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 4:09 PM, Valiveti wrote:
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> Hi Eric,
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> Thanks for the reply.
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Hi Eric,
Thanks for the reply.
I Did see some entries in the solrconfig.xml for adding custom
reposneHandlers, queryParsers and queryResponseWriters.
Bit could not find the one for adding the custom filter.
Could you point to the exact location or syntax to be used.
Thanks,
Valiveti
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Vie
Presumably your custom filter is in a jar file. Drop that jar file in
/lib
and refer it from your schema.xml file by its full name
(e.g. com.yourcompany.filter.yourcustomfilter) just like the other filters
and it should
work fine.
You can also put your jar anywhere you'd like and alter solrconfig.
