Hi,
I actually did something similar on http://researchwatch.net/
if you search for "stanford university solar", it will process the query
by tagging the stanford university to the organization field.
I created a querycomponent class and altered the query string like
this(in scala but translatable to java easily):
override def prepare(rb: ResponseBuilder){
val params: SolrParams = rb.req.getParams
if(params.getBool(COMPONENT_NAME, false)){
val queryString = params.get("q").trim //rb.getQueryString()
val entityTransform = new ClearboxEntityDetection
val (transformedQuery, explainMap) =
entityTransform.transformQuery(queryString)
rb.setQueryString(transformedQuery)
rb.rsp.add("clearboxExplain", explainMap)
}
}
@tommychheng
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On 7/2/10 3:12 PM, osocurious2 wrote:
If I wanted to intercept a query and turn
q=romantic italian restaurant in seattle
into
q=romantic tag:restaurant city:seattle cuisine:italian
would I subclass QueryComponent, modify the query, and pass it to super? Or
is there a standard way already to do this?
What about changing it to
q=romantic city:seattle cuisine:italian&fq=type:restaurant
would that be the same process, or is there a nuance to modifying a query
into a query+filterQuery?
Ken
