ds in the text.
>>> 2) How about using SOLR as transactional datastore? Need to keep track
>>> of
>>> rating for each document. Would 'ExternalFileField' be good choice for
>>> this use-case?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
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You'll probably want to influence your relevancy on this popularity number that
is changing often. ExternalFileField looks like a possibility though I haven't
used it. Another would be using an in-memory cache which stores all popularity
numbers for any data that has its popularity updated sin
setting up
> categories for each article based on keywords in the text.
> 2) How about using SOLR as transactional datastore? Need to keep track of
> rating for each document. Would 'ExternalFileField' be good choice for
> this use-case?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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store? Need to keep track of
rating for each document. Would 'ExternalFileField' be good choice for this
use-case?
Thanks in advance.
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