Solr has only limited and clunky and quirky support for structure - it works
best for flat or denormalized documents.
As a starting point, focus on your queries - what do your users really want
to do, what do they expect to do, how do they expect to accomplish it, and
how would they like to ask for it. Understand the query side of the equation
better, and then the indexing side will make a lot more sense.
For a starter, give us a few example queries that concisely express the use
cases your users will have. A couple of the simpler queries, some medium
complexity queries, and what you believe are the most complex queries your
users are likely to need. Start by expressing them clearly in simple, plain
English, unless the structured query is quite obvious.
-- Jack Krupansky
-----Original Message-----
From: harikrishna
Sent: Friday, June 6, 2014 9:35 AM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Deepy nested structure
we need to have the nested structure for the index, and the requirement is
as
follows
we have application at root, then customer location, and then we have some
entities data
<Add>
<doc>
<applicaton>
<cust location>
<Doc>
<order id>
<doc>
<products>
</doc>
</Doc>
<DoC>
</add>
i want to index the data in the above formate, and wanted to retrieve in the
same way.
please help on this
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