Chris, Thank you for answering my question, but maybe I wasn't clear in explaining it. In fact, what I meant was that using the Query compilation in Lucene you can obtain an array of strings containing the terms used from the system to search the indices. The reason I'm asking this because, depending on the Analyzer implementation (eg. StopWordsAnalyzer) or from the form of the query (eg. "the terms" to search) some words in it could be ignored. I would like to provide users with the list of the terms we run the search on and I was wondering if is it there a way to get these terms back from the system.
Thank you again. Antonello On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > : clarification about the XML format returned by a search query: in > > : fact, I cannot find any official document describing the precise > : format of the document returned. > > that's because no one has every really taken much time to document it .. > in general the XML format is considered fairly "self describing" ... the > interesting variations come about depending on what request handler you > use (the XML format is extremely generic, request handlers can put almost > any data into it as long as the data can be described in terms of simple > datastructures) > > > : Particularly, I'm interested in understanding if search terms of the > > : query would be returned in the result, as happens in Lucene. > > i'm not sure what you mean by "as happens in Lucene" but there is a > core request params that cna be used to force the response writer to > include input params in the response: "echoParams" ... you can also use > "debugQuery" to get debugging oriented information in the response (that > includes info on the query executed. > > http://wiki.apache.org/solr/CoreQueryParameters > http://wiki.apache.org/solr/CommonQueryParameters > > > > > -Hoss > >
