I think an examples page would be a good idea. We've already
implemented search in Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish back with 1.3,
but it was not really very well laid out how it was supposed to work -
I had to dig through bits and pieces of people's configs left in the
mailing list archives - and to be honest, I've never been 100%
positive that we did it the "right" way. On the other hand, that it
was possible was pretty obvious to me from reading the documentation
(it was all in the API docs), it was just *how* to implement it that
wasn't very clear for a non-java/lucene programmer like myself.
--
Steve
On Feb 25, 2010, at 1:06 PM, Robert Muir wrote:
Yeah, Thai and Arabic have the stuff in Solr 1.4
For Chinese, if you want to do CJK bigram indexing, this is there too.
If you want to do word-based "smart" indexing, you need to add an
additional
jar file to your classpath.
we can add a wiki page with examples of how to use these maybe to
make it
easier?
we could also add notes to new ones in lucene (hindi, czech,
bulgarian,
etc), as it might be easier to copy some code around and get them
working
with solr 1.4 than to write your own!
separately, would you be interesting in helping with Bengali and
Marathi?
