: That works fine if there are some criteria in filterQuery and query.
: But sometimes, the bean I'm passing in will not pass any criteria into
: the filterQuery part. If that's the case, cwf looks like this:
: CachingWrapperFilter(QueryFilter())
...
: will result in no results. If there
On Saturday 09 December 2006 02:25, Scott Smith wrote:
> What is the best way to do this? Is changing the boost the right
> answer? Can a field's boost be zero?
Yes, just use: term1 term2 category1^0 category2^0. Erick's Filter idea is
also useful.
Regards
Daniel
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2006-12-08 fre 15:41 -0800, Chris Hostetter:
> : Is it necessary to check the deleted-status of documents that the filter
> : includes (and never actually include deleted documents), or is this done
> ...
> : I'm trying to implementent an inverted version of a filter, simply by
> : flipping a
Hello Lucene users,
in the past, I asked a number of times about the scoring that was applied for
Lucene 1.2 (which might also still be valid in current Lucene versions). At
that time I was interested only based on curiosity, but now I would need it in
order to write proper documentation.
At t
I've googled for custom scorers and haven't found anything. If anyone can
point me to some posts, that would be appreciated.
Sounds like setting the boost to zero works (see Daniel Naber's post), but that
seems like overkill.
I'll take a look at filters as well.
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I meant search this mail archive
Erick
On 12/9/06, Scott Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've googled for custom scorers and haven't found anything. If anyone can
point me to some posts, that would be appreciated.
Sounds like setting the boost to zero works (see Daniel Naber's post), bu
: I've googled for custom scorers and haven't found anything. If anyone
: can point me to some posts, that would be appreciated.
you really don't need a custom Scorer for what you are describing. custom
Scorers are used with Custom Query classes, and there's relaly nothing
custom about hte quer
