karl wettin wrote:
25 nov 2006 kl. 17.26 skrev Robert Koberg:
What I do is add a 'path' field with the xpath to the node. Then you
first narrow your search by finding documents with paths like:
/node[1]/node[3]*
You use a wildcard query? That can turn out to be very expensive if you
have a thousand and thousand of heirarchies. Or?
I think it is a valid option to have, at least for my needs.
I do it for a website hierarchy. Hopefully, a website will not have a
very deep hierarchy :) Basically, it is presented to the user in a
right+click context menu on a nav tree.
You /could/ use the wildcard query with the hope that the user has
drilled down as far as possible. Or you could just search a directory
and not go any deeper (by not including the wildcard char -- presented
to the user as a search option).
best,
-Rob
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