Thanks for the response. JIRA issue opened.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-140
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On 2/2/07, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmmm, Solr tries to be smart about splitting the query from the sort
specification.
If it sees a semicolon inside quotes (single or double), or backs
Hi
Suppose you have a field name with data - Sony CLT2134 handheld
camera. When doing a phrase search like "Sony Camera" or "sony
handheld" -- Solr returns 0 results. Often time our searchers doesn't
know the model number but perform phrase search.. How do I solve this
issue?
Regards
I was confusing myself too much without nailing down more concrete examples,
so I took a shot at coming up with user tagging usecases and
a way to implement them with a flat schema.
The usecases may be biased toward a flat schema since that's what I
had in mind... so feel free to add more, or cha
On 2/4/07, rubdabadub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Suppose you have a field name with data - Sony CLT2134 handheld
camera. When doing a phrase search like "Sony Camera" or "sony
handheld" -- Solr returns 0 results. Often time our searchers doesn't
know the model number but perform phrase search.. H
: Above is correct behavior.. but IMHO its better to send the "Error
: Message" in XML via response handler, instead of java stack trace.
: Thoughts? Comments?
I would agree with out ... the errors should (whenever possible) be
formated in the output format the client is expecting. in addition,
: to develop and build the factory and tokenizer. However, when I start
: solr up, I get a stack trace, that says "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
: org/apache/solr/analysis/BaseTokenizerFactory" That's really confusing.
:
: Any thoughts on what I'm missing/doing wrong?
based on your stack trace,
