Ah, now we're getting somewhere. So I run the first query on the
collection index, get a set of collection id's from that. But how do I
use them in the second query on the document index? It should be easy
enough to retrieve all documents in the returned collections (which is
what I'm after), b
You're right, your index will bloat considerably. In fact, I'm surprised
it's only a factor of 5
The only thing that comes to mind is really a variant on your approach
from your first e-mail. But I wouldn't use document ids because document
IDs can change. So using doc IDs is...er fraught
I'm sorry, I should have explained the intended behavior more clearly.
The basic idea (without the collection fields) is that there are very
simple documents in the index with one content field each. All I do with
this index is a standard search in this text field. To improve the
search result
You probably should write a custom analyzer and/or filter that breaks
your streams up into the custom tokens you want. Depending upon
what you're really trying to accomplish, you may well need to use the
same analyzer at BOTH index and search times.
Best
Erick
On 5/19/07, bhecht <[EMAIL PROTECT
This seems kind of kludgy, but that may just mean I don't understand
your problem very well.
What is it that you're trying to accomplish? Searching constrained
by topic or groups?
If you're trying to search by groups, search the archive for the
word "facet" or "faceted search".
Otherwise, could
Hi there,
I want to be able to split tokens by giving a list of substring words.
So I can give a list f subwords like: "strasse", "gasse",
And the token "mainstrasse" or "maingasse" will be split to 2 tokens "main"
and "strasse".
Thanks
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Hi,
I have the following problem. I'm indexing documents that belong to some
collection (ie. the dataset is divided into collections, which are
divided into documents). These documents become my lucene documents,
with some relatively small string that becomes the field I want to
search. Howev
