Thanks, Yonik. I was leaning that way. I'm trying to make something a bit like a simple XTF browser and trying to understand the best way to index and access by journal issues. (RoR with Solr).
Jamie On 4/25/07, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/25/07, Jamie Orchard-Hays <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have large TEI.2 docs that I am indexing. These are journal issuess > with all the typical sections in them. The main unit of organization > and interest is an article which I want to retrieve intact and display > (no problem there). > > The question I'm working on is whether to index each article as it's > own Solr document in addition to the Solr document for the articles' > issue, or to just use a multiValued article field in the issue's Solr > doc. The disadvantage of the multiValued article field is that > whenever I just want to retrieve one complete article, I actually > retrieve all of them--a lot of data. For full-text search, I'd definitely go for the former (a document per article). If someone does a query, I assume they would want *articles* sorted by relevance, and not issues? -Yonik
