Re: Using dismax features in Lucene

2012-01-26 Thread Paul Taylor
On 10/01/2012 18:16, Chris Hostetter wrote: : The book said that dismax query was similar but different to : : DisjunctionMaxQuery the dismax *parser* in Solr is relatively simple, the majority of the code in it relates to parsing config options, reporting debugging, etc... if you wanted to do

Re: Using dismax features in Lucene

2012-01-23 Thread Paul Taylor
On 10/01/2012 18:16, Chris Hostetter wrote: : The book said that dismax query was similar but different to : : DisjunctionMaxQuery the dismax *parser* in Solr is relatively simple, the majority of the code in it relates to parsing config options, reporting debugging, etc... if you wanted to do

Re: Using dismax features in Lucene

2012-01-10 Thread Chris Hostetter
: The book said that dismax query was similar but different to : : DisjunctionMaxQuery the dismax *parser* in Solr is relatively simple, the majority of the code in it relates to parsing config options, reporting debugging, etc... if you wanted to do something similar in non-Solr java code m

Re: Using dismax features in Lucene

2012-01-09 Thread Ian Lea
Ah, OK, showing my ignorance again. I don't use Solr and haven't read the book. FWIW I'm not aware of anything else related already present in core lucene. But DisjunctionMaxQuery is just a query so could be combined with other queries, such as PhraseQuery, much as you're already doing by the so

Re: Using dismax features in Lucene

2012-01-09 Thread Paul Taylor
On 09/01/2012 10:50, Ian Lea wrote: Use the oal.search.DisjunctionMaxQuery class present in core lucene? -- Ian. The book said that dismax query was similar but different to DisjunctionMaxQuery and additionally did Phrase Boosting which I didnt think DisjunctionMaxQuery did. On Fri, J

Re: Using dismax features in Lucene

2012-01-09 Thread Ian Lea
Use the oal.search.DisjunctionMaxQuery class present in core lucene? -- Ian. On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 10:52 PM, Paul Taylor wrote: > Just reading Apache Solr Enterprise Search Server and was interested in > pages 152, 153 dismax and DisjunctionMaxQuery and automatic Phrase Boosting. > I would li