Hi,
In my opinion the results from carrot2 clustering could be used in the same way
that facet results are used.
That's the way I'm planning to use them.
The user of the search application can narrow the search by selecting one of
the facets presented in the search result presentation. These f
or me to implement this right now).
--Christian
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Von: Mike Klaas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Montag, 25. Juni 2007 19:34
An: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Highlighting in large text fields
On 25-Jun-07, at 4:59 AM, Burkamp, Christian wrote:
>
Hi list,
Highlighting does not work for words that are not located near the
beginning of a text field.
In my index the whole text is stored in a text field for highlighting
purpose. This field is just stored but not indexed. The maxFieldLength
was set to 10.
The document content can be retriev
Hi all,
I have a problem after updating to solr 1.2. I'm using the bundled jetty
that comes with the latest solr release.
Some of the contents that are stored in my index contain characters from
the unicode private section above 0x10. (They are used by some
proprietary software and the text ex
Hi there,
It looks alot like using Solr's standard "WordDelimiterFilter" (see the sample
schema.xml) does what you need.
It splits on alphabetical to numeric boundaries and on the various kinds of
intra word delimiters like "-", "_" or ".". You can decide whether the parts
are put together agai
Thierry,
If you always start from scratch you could even reset the index completely
(i.e. delete the index directory). Solr will create a new index automatically
at startup.
If you don't like to delete the files another approach would be to use a query
that returns all documents. You do not nee
Gereon,
The four bytes do not look like a valid utf-8 encoded character. 4-byte
characters in utf-8 start with the binary sequence "0...". (For reference
see the excellent wikipedia article on utf-8 encoding).
Your problem looks like someone interpreted your valid 2-byte utf-8 encoded
chara
Hi,
You can use curl with a file if you put the "@" char in front of it's name.
(Otherwise curl expects the data on the commandline).
curl http://localhost:8080/solr/update --data-binary @articles.xml
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Von: Sean Bowman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donner
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Gesendet: Freitag, 20. April 2007 22:33
An: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Avoiding caching of special filter queries
On 4/20/07, Burkamp, Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Erik,
>
> No, what I need to do is
>
> &q="my funny query
, 20. April 2007 15:43
An: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Avoiding caching of special filter queries
On Apr 20, 2007, at 7:11 AM, Burkamp, Christian wrote:
> I'm using filter queries to implement document level security with
> solr.
> The caching mechanism for filters sep
Hi,
I'm using filter queries to implement document level security with solr.
The caching mechanism for filters separate from queries comes in handy
and the system performs well once all the filters for the users of the
system are stored in the cache.
However, I'm storing full document content in t
Hi there,
Solr does not support leading wildcards, because it uses Lucene's standard
QueryParser class without changing the defaults. You can easily change this by
inserting the line
parser.setAllowLeadingWildcards(true);
in QueryParsing.java line 92. (This is after creating a QueryParser inst
You can even put multiple entries into one
document. The text field needs to be defined multi-valued for this to work.
You can put each chunk of data to its own text field.
Perhaps this approach is best suited for what you want to do?
--Christian
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Von: Er
I do agree. There's probably no need to go to the index directly.
My current solr test server has more than 5M documents and a size of about 60GB.
I still index at 13 docs per second and this still includes filtering of the
documents.
(If you have your content ready in XML format performance will
I was thinking about the same thing. It shouldn't be too difficult to subclass
SolrRequestHandler and build a special HighlightingRequestHandler that uses the
builtin highlighting utils to do the job. I wonder if it's possible to get
access to the http request body inside a SolrRequestHandler su
Hi,
if you have a copy of curl installed this script should work as a windows
replacement for post.sh. You could name it post.bat.
Don't forget to adjust the hostname and port if you don't have Solr running on
the local machine.
--snip---
rem echo off
setlocal
set URL="http://localhost:
Hi there,
I am working on some performance numbers too. This is part of my evaluation of
solr. I'm planning to replace a legacy search engine and have to find out if
this is possible with solr.
I have loaded 1,1 million documents into solr by now. Indexing speed is not a
big concern for me. I h
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