: What about such solution:
: Split path like string into smaller tokens and index them as seperate words
eg:
: #Top/World/Poland/# #Top/World/# #Top/#
i would be careful about your use of the word "token" in that sentence,
but yes indexing each of the directory like paths as keywords and doing
Sorry, that should have read:
Query query1 = null;
if(cat!=""){
Term term = new Term("parentPath",cat);
query1 = new TermQuery(term);
Hits hits = is.search(query1);
}
("parentPath" substituted for "category").
kieran wrote:
Alternatively, you could examine each path, and index each of its
Alternatively, you could examine each path, and index each of its
"parent" paths (perhaps in a field named "parentPath").
i.e.
Top/World/Poland/Abc
would result in the following three values being indexed:
Top
Top/World
Top/World/Poland
You can then use a TermQuery instead of a PrefixQuery.
F
Reply to myself hate this :(
What about such solution:
Split path like string into smaller tokens and index them as seperate words eg:
#Top/World/Poland/# #Top/World/# #Top/#
so if I ask about word #Top/# I will get all the results for this
category, without making so many boolean queries.
Is the
On 3/14/06, Mordo, Aviran (EXP N-NANNATEK) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You need to index the field as a keyword, or use an analyzer that will
> not strip the / from the string
>
> Aviran
> http://www.aviransplace.com
Field is indexed as Keyword, I was using StandardAnalyzer(), but
currently I try
You need to index the field as a keyword, or use an analyzer that will
not strip the / from the string
Aviran
http://www.aviransplace.com
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