Hi Tom,
If you qualify the solution as using BKD (what Lucene now calls
"PointValues") then -- no. But that's an implementation detail. In terms
of capabilities, if you want to index polygons (as represented on the
surface of a sphere, not 2d) in Lucene, then it's possible. See
Geo3dRptTest. I
Hey,
Is there a way to spatially index polygons that takes advantage of the new
BKD tree functionality? I was looking into the spatial3D api and it appears
that there may be some ability to do this (storing multiple points under
same geo3dpoint field) but it doesn't seem to be well documented if it
