Hello Community,
I am working with existing JSON objects that I cannot change significantly that
I need to index.
I am not attempting to index what SOLR calls "nested objects" but rather JSON
objects that have values that are objects themselves.
A simplified​​ version would be:
{
"top": "one",
"child": {
"item" : "value"
},
"another" : "two"
}
in the schema.xml I can have, in part,
<field name="child.item" type="string" indexed="true" stored="true"
required="false" multiValued="false" />
This will index one document, which is what I want.
{
"top": "one",
"child.item" : "value",
"another" : "two"
}
However, when I search and return the document, I want this field to be
something different, say just "item"
If I attempt to use the f parameter like so f=item:/child/item
(also json.command=false) and schema.xml
<field name="item" type="string" indexed="true" stored="true" required="false"
multiValued="false" />
I get only that field indexed and returned. And the other fields are ignored.
{
"item" : "value"
}
A couple of questions then.
1. Why are the other fields ignored?
2. Can I put the f parameter in the schema.xml or solrconfig.xml somehow as
I cannot put them in the actual requests.
Thank you in advance for any insights.
Matthew Castrigno
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