Hi;
I could find a way to achieve it when I debugged the source code. I've
shared the same information at Solr mail list too. Defining a delimiter and
indexing it as an individual token is the first step. Writing a regex that
"matches" for given delimiter is the next step. Last step is defining th
Hi list
For the record I have found a way to implement my requirement.
I have implemented my own CustomScoreQuery using that to check when there’s a
match bewteen my query and the specific field (f3). When there’s a match I
multiply with my boost score.
The implementation looks like this:
pub
Hum,
You don't have a document weight you have a Document Score in relation of
other documents on the index during a search event. On practice the
document weight will be the sum of the weight of the terms in relation with
an Index.
You might find this presentation useful.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/
One thing that maybe affect and usually i forget is that if your object has
a unique identifier (client_no) such identifier must be present on the
override of "equals" methods and be part of the generation of the hashCode,
otherwise if you store this object in a collection and different routines
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