Assuming I'm understanding your question correctly, something like that would probably work just fine -- just do prefix searches on your directories when you want to find all files in that directory or any decendent directory, and use facet counds to see the list of decendent directories and the number of files under each that match.
: Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2007 10:11:54 -0500 : From: Andrew Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : Reply-To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org : To: Andrew Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : Cc: solr-user@lucene.apache.org : Subject: Re: Hierarchical Facets : : Hmm ... I had a brain storm. : : Could I do something like this: : <collection>Dir1/Subdir1/SubSubDir1</collection> : : Then query collection:"Dir1/Subdir1" and get the facets on collection at : that point to see all of the subsubdirectories? : : Is their any better method? : : Andrew : : Andrew Nagy wrote: : > I am running into a stumbling block and can only find a way to solve : > the problem with some sort of hierarchical faceting system. I am in : > the process of moving my records from eXist (http://exist.sf.net) to : > Solr, but the problem is with the lack of a "directory structure" that : > exist has. I figure I could easily solve this problem by setting a : > field called "collection" and then faceting on that field to get my : > list of "directories" however this will not allow me to do : > subdirectories. : > : > Any ideas on how to implement such a thing in solr? : > : > Thanks! : > Andrew : > : -Hoss
