: Lucid Imagination did a webcast on this, as far as I remember?
that was me ... the webcast was a pre-run of my apachecon talk...
http://www.lucidimagination.com/why-lucid/webinars/mastering-power-faceted-search
http://people.apache.org/~hossman/apachecon2010/facets/
...taxonomy stuff comes up
On Thu, 2011-06-30 at 11:38 +0200, Russell B wrote:
> a multivalued field labelled category which for each document defines
> where in the tree it should appear. For example: doc1 has the
> category field set to "0/topics", "1/topics/computing",
> "2/topic/computing/systems".
>
> I then facet on
That's a good way. How does it perform?
Another way would be to store the "parent" topics in a field.
Whenever a parent node is drilled-into, simply search for all documents
with that parent. Perhaps not as elegant as your approach though.
I'd be interested in the performance comparison between t
: I have many taxonomies and each document can apply to some of them. I dont
: know how many taxonomies they are, so i cant define a field in the schema
: for each taxonomy (one field per each taxonomy).
:
: I want to use these feature but i need to know if i can handle the context
: where each d
