: I have a field called "location" on my index. For example, this string: "A
: B" "A C" D was stored on my index
: When I search for "location: ", these are the results that I'd like to
: retrieve:
: 1) location: D -- 1 hit
: 2) location: A -- no hits
: 3) location: "A B" -- 1 hit
: 4) location:
: I want to override the default scoring when it comes to queries
: containing the OR operator.
this mesages seems to be an exact repost of your question from last friday
... was theresomething wrong with teh suggestions i included in my reply
to it?
http://www.nabble.com/Changing-the-Scoring-ap
Hi all,
I have a field called "location" on my index. For example, this string: "A
B" "A C" D was stored on my index
When I search for "location: ", these are the results that I'd like to
retrieve:
1) location: D -- 1 hit
2) location: A -- no hits
3) location: "A B" -- 1 hit
4) location: "A C" -
I know of no way of doing this with the standard analyzers, unless you do
some fooling around..
I think you'd have to write your own analyzer/tokenizer that you use both at
indexing time and query parsing time that broke the input streams up the way
you want. In this case, A B would be a SINGLE t
Hi all,
I have a field called "location" on my index. For example, this string: "A
B" "A C" D was stored on my index
When I search for "location: ", these are the results that I'd like to
retrieve:
1) location: D -- 1 hit
2) location: A -- no hits
3) location: "A B" -- 1 hit
4) location: "A C" -
Mark Miller schrieb:
> Highlighting a PDF document, last time I looked (quite a while ago),
> involves supplying an xml file that describes offsets for highlighting.
> You can specify the file in the URL.
PDFBox (http://www.pdfbox.org/), which is also convenient for parsing
PDFs, can generate tho
Not sure if this is something of interest, but there is an open source
project called File2XLIFF4j on Sourceforge.net
(http://file2xliff4j.sourceforge.net/). The project converts many
common file formats to XLIFF. It may be useful for getting a common
format, highlighting, and the recreating
I'm not at all sure what you're asking.
I believe you can use a TermEnum with an empty term ("") to get all the
terms in a particular field.
If you're asking "how can I find all the fields in a document", well, that's
tricky. Since there's no requirement that every document have the same
fields,
Hi everyone,
I want to override the default scoring when it comes to queries
containing the OR operator.
For example if I got the following headlines in my index :
"Sun sues Microsoft"
"Microsoft want to buy Tiscali"
".NU domain sues Microsoft"
"The sun is shining"
"Sun brings antitrus
