Hello, > From: Olivier Amira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I'm (now) using a BooleanQuery to construct my query, and to verify > that my construction is correct, I use the toString() method to > retrieves the 'human readable' query. > Everything seems to be okay, but when I set a Boost Factor for a > sub-query (or the main query itself), this factor doesn't > appeard in the String as I was waiting for (with an '^' character). It seem > normal that this construction doesn't use a '^' character to set a Boost > Factor (due to the syntax limitation of this operator), but How could I check the > Boost value other way than using the getBoost() method? I notified the same behaviour. BooleanQuery ignores its own boost factor during calculation. You can set it, but this will not change anything. If you want to change the boost of a boolean query, you have to set it for every clause (term). Sorry. Maybe this could be changed in the further. Regard, Wolf-Dietrich Materna
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