keywordtokenizerfactory interprets the entire input as a single token, so this could be a problem for you. For instance, the text: bloom2000.de is some text will get indexed as a single token. Seaches on "some" or "text" won't match. This may be what you're looking for, but....
I really think Mitch pointed you in the right direction. WordDelimiteFilterFactory was probably part of your problem. The stemmer might have done interesting things too. Also, if you didn't re-index after changing your schema, you might have had trouble too. the admin/analysis page can help you a lot in these situations. Best Erick On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 6:34 AM, Johann Höchtl <h.hoec...@ic-drei.de> wrote: > No, it didn't solve the problem, bit I got a different solution. I make a > second field in schema.xml and copy the content. This field gets analyzed by > the keywordtokenizer factory. > > Thanks, > Johann > > Am 24.08.2010 21:53, schrieb MitchK: > > Johann, >> >> try to remove the wordDelimiterFilter from the query-analyzer of your >> fieldType. >> If your index-analyzer-wordDelimiterFilter is well configured, it will >> find >> everything you want. >> >> Does this solve the problem? >> >> Kind regards, >> - Mitch >> >> >
