Hi Chris,

Yeah! That's a possibility, thanks :-)!

Jochen


2012/7/3 Chris Lu <chris...@gmail.com>

> Can you index the rule1 and rule2 fields into the documents, and when
> searching with the keywords, also append rule1:foo and rule2:bar to the
> query?
>
> Chris
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> On 7/3/12 12:56 AM, Jochen Hebbrecht wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have an application which holds a list of documents. These documents are
>> indexed using Lucene.
>> I can search on keywords of the documents. I loop the TopDocs and get the
>> ID field (of each Lucene doc) which is related to the ID column in my
>> relational database. From all these ID's, I create a list.
>> After building the list of ID's, I make a database query which is
>> executing
>> the following SELECT statement (JPA):
>>
>> <<
>> SELECT d From Document WHERE id IN (##list of ID's retrieved from
>> Lucene##)
>> This list of document is sent to the view (GUI).
>>
>>
>> But, some documents are private and should not be in the list. Therefore,
>> we have some extra statements in the SELECT query to do some security
>> checks:
>>
>> <<
>> SELECT d From Document WHERE id IN (##list of ID's retrieved from
>> Lucene##)
>> AND rule1 = foo
>> AND rule2 = bar
>> But now I'm wondering: I'm using the speed of Lucene to quickly search
>> documents, but I still have to do the SELECT query. So I'm loosing
>> performance on this one :-( ...
>> Does Lucene have some component which does this mapping for you? Or are
>> there any best practices on this issue? How do big projects map the Lucene
>> results to the relation database? Because the view should be rendering the
>> results?
>>
>> Many thanks!
>> Jochen
>>
>>
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