All sorted now. Of course, if I can loop through the properties of a
bean to add them as fields to the document, then I can certainly do the
same at query time to build the MultiFieldQueryParser. All done and
working great.
Thanks for all your comments.
digby wrote:
Basically, I've
's properties
into a single field still seems like the easiest option (as well as
having the proper fields so they can search if they know the field name).
Digby
Michael D. Curtin wrote:
Not sure if I understand exactly what you want to do, but would the
":" syntax that QueryPar
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fields into a single "content" field which I then search on (I also have
the individual fields added too).
Would this be the correct approach for what I'm trying to do, or is
there another "AllFieldsQueryParser" I could use?
TIA
Digby
karl wettin wrote:
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