Thanks for the help. I've been reading through some of the postings
so I'll look that one up.
Appreciate it.
Todd
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 8:43 AM, Greg Shackles wrote:
> Hey Todd,
>
> If you look for a thread I started a month or two ago, there was a pretty
> good discussion of payloads (it is
Hey Todd,
If you look for a thread I started a month or two ago, there was a pretty
good discussion of payloads (it is where I initially learned about them).
In that thread should also be an explanation of the solution I ended up
using for implementing payloads, so maybe that would be helpful for
Hi,
After adding fields, those fields are analyzed and this is the step you
are looking for.
The payloads are stored on each Token, so you need your own Analyzer to
do so.
just use reusableToken.setPayload(myPayLoad) somewhere, look at already
existing analyzers.
In our case we use TokenStream
Hi,
I've been reading about payloads because I think we may be able to use
them to solve a problem we're having involving sorts.
>From the API, Payloads are set on Token classes. During indexing,
Fields are added to Documents so I think I'm missing the connection of
how the payloads are set into
