Repository. Heh.
On Jan 29, 2008 9:01 AM, Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW, just wanted to say thanks again. It's working now. I still don't
> know how the values were reversed. I believe I must have had a bug in
> the code, but it wasn't visible to me. I think netbeans did an
> 'instal
BTW, just wanted to say thanks again. It's working now. I still don't
know how the values were reversed. I believe I must have had a bug in
the code, but it wasn't visible to me. I think netbeans did an
'install' with maven and put some bad code in the respository
directory and the test case was
Cool, that worked, sort of.
The customScore method that is overridden from CustomScoreQuery has a
signature of:
public float customScore(final int doc, final float subQueryScore,
final float valSrcScore);
The javadoc states that the valSrcScore is the value from the field of
my ValueSourceQuery.
Hi,
In the constructor for your DomainCustomScoreQuery try calling
setStrict(true);
after invoking the superclass ctor. I think that will fix the problem you're
seeing.
On Jan 28, 2008 12:34 PM, Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to 'muck' with document scores from Lucene. I hav
One correction, my valSrcScore was '0.7002756' not ''8.614598'. But,
again, it's not what I expected.
On Jan 28, 2008 12:34 PM, Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to 'muck' with document scores from Lucene. I have
> certain business rules where I have a field named 'domainScore' wit
I am trying to 'muck' with document scores from Lucene. I have
certain business rules where I have a field named 'domainScore' within
my index. The 'domainScore' value is a float. What I want to do is
add this value to the document sub query score from the Lucene search.
I have implemented a Cu
