> > <result name="response" numFound="2" start="0"> > > > > <doc> > > <str > name="apt_type_en">One Bedroom Apartment</str> > > </doc> > > > > <doc> > > <str > name="apt_type_en">One Bedroom Apartment</str> > > </doc> > > </result> > > > > <lst name="facet_counts"> > > <lst name="facet_queries" /> > > > > <lst name="facet_fields"> > > > > <lst > name="apt_type_en"> > > > <int name="One Bedroom > Apartment">2</int> > > </lst> > > </lst> > > <lst name="facet_dates" /> > > </lst> > >
I think you are populating apt_type_en, apt_type_fr and apt_type_it fields from apt_type via copyField decleration in schema.xml. Maybe in your case it is more convenient to populate those field in an UpdateRequestProcessor and remove copyField declerations. type="string" will be enough for those fields. No more synonym entries. By doing this both facets and response results will return language specific strings (not integer values). But note that you cannot query apt_type_en:100 anymore. It is the same as posting/adding "One Bedroom Apartment" value for field apt_type_en when apt_type=100. http://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateRequestProcessor public void processAdd(AddUpdateCommand cmd) throws IOException { SolrInputDocument doc = cmd.getSolrInputDocument(); Object v = doc.getFieldValue( "apt_type" ); if( v != null ) { int apt_type= Integer.parseInt( v.toString() ); if( pop == 100 ) { doc.addField( "apt_type_en", "One Bedroom Apartment" ); doc.addField( "apt_type_fr", "...." ); doc.addField( "apt_type_it", "...." ); }else if( pop == 200 ) { doc.addField( "apt_type_en", "...." ); doc.addField( "apt_type_fr", "...." ); doc.addField( "apt_type_it", "...." ); } } // pass it up the chain super.processAdd(cmd); }
