Hi Guilherme, That's a neat idea for a feature. It'd be nice if there was a proper Solr "Qparser" for these fields because that would then make a nice extension point to further dereference the shape reference from the index itself. There is a JIRA issue for that. At least writing such a Qparser should be pretty easy for your own needs. In my spatial app, the polygons aren't in the index so I wouldn't use it but we do have an ongoing problem of constantly re-sending large polygons that repeatedly need to get re-parsed.
~ David Smiley On 2/15/13 1:22 PM, "Pires, Guilherme" <guilherme.pi...@cgi.com> wrote: >Hello, > >Thanks for the suggestion. > >I actually solved the issue using POST and xmhttp.send(query). However I >think the most important question is do I really need to query an object >to obtain its wkt polygon and then send that polygon again to enquiry >solr geographically? Wouldn't be perfect if I could ... >Geo:intersects(anonject.polygon) ? > >Thanks >Guilherme >________________________________________ >De: Erick Erickson [erickerick...@gmail.com] >Enviado: sexta-feira, 15 de Fevereiro de 2013 13:20 >Para: solr-user@lucene.apache.org >Assunto: Re: solr 4.1 spatial with JTS - spatial query withitin a WKT >polygon contained within another query ... > >I've seen references to upping the packet limit that your servlet >container >allows, but >I don't have the details offhand. It's possible that you're never even >getting to Solr, >looking at the solr log and seeing if anything gets there when you issue >that request >should help. > >Best >Erick > > >On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 6:12 AM, Pires, Guilherme ><guilherme.pi...@cgi.com>wrote: > >> Hello Everyone, >> >> I've been integrating Solr 4.1 into a Web GIS solution and it's working >> great. >> I have implemented JTS within Solr 4.1 and indexed thousands of WKT >> polygons provided by XML document genereated by a GE's GIS Core system. >> Everything seems to working out great. >> >> Now I have a feature where I want to query solr with >> geo:intersects((POLYGON(... with a polygon too big to send via xmlhttp >> object. I'm getting a http 505 error. >> >> 1. Is there any other way of sending this huge string back to solr? >> (I've tried GET and POST) >> 2. This polygon was the result of a previous query so, is there a >> way of query inside a query? Something like ,... >> fq=geo:intersects(<another query.spatialfield_with_the_wkt_polygon) ? >> Thanks >> Guilherme >> >> >> >>
