The logging looked fine, except for one null exception (dang those
things).
I did find a typo in the dspace.cfg file after looking at it really,
really, carefully.
After fixing that, things indexed perfectly.
I think the problem is I'm overly-aggressive in getting things to work
fast, and
small typos cause me migraines.
But, from every mistake I've made, I've learned some drill-down on how
the
software works.
My apologies for issuing the problem on the listserv when it was
really my
fault.
--Jeff
Jeffrey Trimble
System LIbrarian
William F. Maag Library
Youngstown State University
330.941.2483 (Office)
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On May 7, 2009, at 9:33 AM, Richard Jones wrote:
Jeffrey Trimble wrote:
It was added in the dspace.cfg from the get go.
But still no cigars yet. I've removed it from the DSIndex.java.
Possible bug?
When you run the indexer, what sort of logging do you see? Should be
that the indexer logs everything that goes into it, so you should see
the values getting indexed. You may need to turn log4j up to DEBUG in
order to see this.
I'd be surprised if it is a bug, as this bit of the code has been
around
for some time.
Cheers,
Richard
On May 7, 2009, at 4:46 AM, Richard Jones wrote:
Hi Jeff,
We want to add "date.issued" to the drop down menu of the Advanced
Keyword searching. It looks
easy enough, but I must be missing something. Here is what I have
done so far, but cannot search
only using that drop-down:
1. Edited Messages.properties for the appropriate line to be added
2. Edited advanced.jsp
3. Added a line to DSIndexer.java (was there a particular order
that
this needed to be added ?)
4. Recompiled the whole thing.
5 Reindexed the whole thing
You shouldn't need to modify DSIndexer to add this term. The
dspace.cfg
has search index configuration, where you can add the field to be
indexed, and the name of the index. You should only need to add the
option in the UI to actually search on it.
So look for a configuration like this:
search.index.1 = author:dc.contributor.*
and add your own with:
search.index.[n] = date:dc.date.issued
Results: You can drop down the menu choice and bring up "date" but
when you place say,
"1970" the search results to 0.
HEre is the line from DSIndexer.java, and perhaps that is where the
issue therein lies:
new IndexConfig("date", "dc", "date", "issued",
"text")
Is there somewhere I need to edit code to make this happen?
I don't know the ins and outs of the indexer, but I'd be inclined
to try
the config route first, as maybe there's more going on than meets
the
eye with the indexer.
Cheers,
Richard
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