Sure. You can either build up the string and let QueryParser handle it
or construct your very own BooleanQuery appropriately. The second
is what I'd try first.
Best
Erick
On 10/8/07, Cool Coder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >If Solr will work for you, it has faceting built in.
> Let me check wit
>If Solr will work for you, it has faceting built in.
Let me check with Solr, whether I can use Solr.
>> My next question is very simple, I just wanted to search more than one field
>> something like search for "kbk pencil" in "description" field and
>> >>"manufacturer" field. Can I use BooleanQ
On 10/8/07, Cool Coder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just started working on a lucene based project and I need your help on the
> following queries.
> The result of search needs to show a summary based on a Field value.
> One of the field in the search Document is "type" with some possible values
