Many excellent ideas here, thanks.
Answering to brought up concepts in reverse order:
# Depending on Solr
Yes I'm indeed very happy of having removed this dependency; not least
from a product perspective it forced us to address security issues in
its various web/ servlet components: strict qa chec
Hi Brett,
Hope I didn't come across as not taking your suggestion seriously. I
appreciate you taking the time to look into this. That being said,
Javassist doesn't seem to be the problem here. I had one on the classpath
from a RESTEasy dependency, which I upgraded without any apparent benefit.
Joze
On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 6:33 PM, Emmanuel Bernard
wrote:
> BTW DisjunctionMaxQuery (which is what I refered to in .dismax()) is
> used in the DisMax query parser of Slor but is only a component of it.
> So I see your requested feature as a different one than what I discussed
> in this email. Still
That is definitely something I think Hibernate Search lacks.
Offer an implementation that can in a robust way swallow a user provided
query input and create the right query.
This is not something we have had time to explore seriously.
BTW DisjunctionMaxQuery (which is what I refered to in .dismax(
Hi Emmanuel,
On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 10:19 AM, Emmanuel Bernard
wrote:
> ## DisMax as top level DSL feature
>
> Should we add .dismax() like we did bool()?
> I am hard pressed to find a use case.
It's a project I have for a long time. I wanted to have an intern this
year to work on this and a fe
I brought it up because I noticed it referring to "ProxyObject" within the
stacktrace. Up until recently, the Weld OSGi jar included Javassist 3.14 which
caused all sorts of issues when Wildfly and Hibernate upgraded to 3.18.1. If
that's still the case and its on your classpath, it might be re
I have been thinking about our initial idea to use DisjunctionMaxQuery
(aka DisMax) with MoreLikeThis instead of the Boolean query we have
today.
## Definition and landscape
DisMax lets you amongst a set of subqueries under a SHOULD clause boost
the matching documents up to the score of the high
