Try the same with plain HTTP, queries, and use wt=xml and wt=json, to see whether the space survives there (remember to view source). If there is a bug, it could be localised to the solrj case.
Upayavira On Tue, Feb 5, 2013, at 10:44 AM, Marc Hermann wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > i am new to SOLR and I have experienced a strange behavior: > > I have defined a field called name of type "string". This field contains > values with trailing spaces such as " John". > This is intended and the space needs to "survive". > > The space is in the index as I can see when using Luke. > > But when I am retrieving documents from the index using : > > final CommonsHttpSolrServer sorlServer = > server.connection(query.retrieveCore()); > final SolrQuery solrQuery = query.getSolrQuery(); > final QueryResponse response = sorlServer.query(solrQuery); > > final Result result = new Result(); > final SolrDocumentList documents = response.getResults(); > > > ... I don´t get the spaces (so I get "John") ... as if all values always > get > a trim() before they are returned. > > Any suggestions ? > Is this a standard behavior ? > > Best regards, > > M. Hermann
