Karthik, I sure could be wrong but I never found this.
My search tool implementations (3 thus far, one on solr, all on the web) have always proceeded with one tool for experts called something like "indexed-view" which basically remade the indexing process as a "dry-run". This can also be done with analysis but I have not with solr yet. I personaly find it would be nice to have a post servlet within solr that would do exactly that: returned the array of indexed token-streams, provided I send it the document data. I think you would see what you are looking for below then./ paul Le 26 août 2011 à 23:40, karthik a écrit : > Hi Everyone, > > I am trying to see whats the best way to view the entire document as its > indexed within solr/lucene. I have tried to use Luke but it's still showing > me the fields that i have configured to be returned back [ie., stored=true] > unless I am not enabling some option in the tool. > > Is there a way to see whats actually stored in the index itself? I am trying > to peek into the index to see if my index-time synonym expansions are > working properly or not. The field for which I have enabled index-time > synonym expansion is just used for searching so i have set stored=false. > > Thanks
