I would personally implement this in the app tier, above Solr.
One way to do it using Solr to match keywords to URLs is to index special
"redirect" documents with the keywords in the search field (either in the main
index, or in a separate core index).
But there is nothing magically built i
Finotti Simone yoox.com> writes:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have been assigned the task to migrate from Endeca to Solr.
>
> The former engine allowed me to set keyword triggers that, when matched
exactly, caused the web client to
> redirect to a specified URL.
>
> Does that feature exist in Solr? If so
Hello,
See http://search-lucene.com/?q=query+elevation
I think that's the closest thing to what you need. It doesn't do the redirect,
but this is something that's easily doable in your app with a little =>
mapping
Otis
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On Oct 6, 2011 1:24 PM, "Finotti Simone" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been assigned the task to migrate from Endeca to Solr.
>
> The former engine allowed me to set keyword triggers that, when matched
exactly, caused the web client to redirect to a sp
Simone,
for such a work you need something external I think.
I would use Apache's mod_rewrite which is super flexible for such purposes.
Among others it can honour existing URL by either serving them reformulated
(e.g. proxied) or by redirecting the browser to use it.
Probably something as flexi
