Bertrand, Okay. I wasn't sure if a solution like this would be acceptable. It accepts HTTP GET variables including pageLength (# of hits displayed per page). I'll go with that for now.
Robert On 8/8/05, Bertrand Delacretaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Robert, > Le 7 août 05, à 23:30, Robert Graham a écrit : > > > ...The Lucene search returns only the top ten results... > > This number cannot be magical, it must come from the Lucene block code. > > Can you have a look in there? If you look at the use of the "Hits" data > type you should be able to find the location where it happens (unless > someone who knows the Lucene block better than I do can tell where to > change this). > > Or better, run Cocoon under debugger control: start cocoon.sh with > "servlet-debug" and connect to port 8000 for remote debugging, from any > IDE that supports remote JVM debugging. This will allow you to step > through the Lucene block code and find out exactly what's going on. > > I don't think any refdoc document will have more than 100 snippets, so > you could probably configure the limit to be 100 instead of 10 and be > done with it, at least for a first prototype. > > -Bertrand > > >
