Howdy,
I have a straight-forward index that contains a "name" field. I am currently
taking a string of text, tokenizing it into individual strings and making a
query out of them all against the "name" field.
Note that the name field is split up by a whitespace tokenizer and a lower
case filter du
Howdy,
I have a Solr implementation that allows me to do a geospatial search and
I'm trying to replicate it using the solrj libs. The schema.xml that I'm
using looks like this:
Cool. I can use that setting while testing then set it back when I'm just
running Lucene. Many thanks folks!
Regards,
Tim
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Well that makes sense. The problem is that I am working in both Solr and
Lucene directly. I have some indexes that work great in Solr and now I want
to do the same thing in Java using the Lucene libs. So I'm writing to the
same index dir. I do testing by creating an index in Solr, look at it, and
t
Howdy,
I've been using Solr 4.1.0 for a little while now and I just noticed that
when I index any core I have the write.lock file doesn't go away until I
stop the server where solr is running. The data I'm indexing is fairly small
(16k rows in a db) so it shouldn't take much time at all though I ha
Howdy,
I'm having rather a lot of difficulty getting Solr 4.0 running under Linux
(I got it up-and-running under Windows very quickly). My web server is
Glassfish 3.1.1. Additonally, my solr/home dir is /opt/solr/solr-4.0 and my
data dir is /opt/solr/data .
When I deploy the solr war file or rest
Howdy,
I now want to try my hand a spatial search. It looks fairly easy but I'm a
bit puzzled about how to set up my schema.xml file. I know that my field
must use the LatLon type but the columns of the database where I'll be
pulling my data for indexing have separate lat and lon columns (both
dou
Good to know. Thanks.
T
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Heck,
I originally started using the default query parser but gave up on it
because all of my search results are equally important and idf was messing
up my results pretty badly. So I discovered the DisMax query parser which
doesn't use idf. I was elated until I started testing. My initial results
I just discovered the idf scoring component and it's biting me on the butt.
In the particular case I have all terms are equally relevant. Is there any
way to turn off idf scoring?
Regards,
Tim
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That is terrific. Thanks.
Regards,
Tim
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I think I may have found my answer buy I'd like additional validation:
I believe that I can add a function to my query to get only the highest
values of 'file_version' like this -
_val_:"max(file_version, 1)"
I seem to be getting the results I want. Does this look correct?
Regards,
Tim
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Howdy,
I have a Solr query that is almost perfect:
http://localhost:8080/apache-solr-4.0.0/v3_tag_core/select?q=tag%3A%22coat%22%5E4+%22coat%22+cid%3A136+&sort=score+desc&rows=10&fl=id+tag+cid+file_version+lang+score&wt=json&indent=true&debugQuery=true
It's grabbing data that includes the fields:
Howdy,
I'm reading a table in a db using the following schema:
id
tag
So make the following query
http://localhost:8080/apache-solr-4.0.0/core0/select?q=tag%3Aclothes~%2Bcid%3A14&sort=score+de
Apparently there is some problem in some of my other configuration files that
was tripping me up. When I copy all of the configuration files from the 4.0
source I can start up. Now I'll start messing with the files one at a time
and see what happens
Regards,
Tim
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I should have mentioned I tried that. I get the following exception:
SEVERE: Unable to create core: core0
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.nio.charset.MalformedInputException: Input
length = 1
Any other suggestions?
Regards,
Tim
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I'm attempting to get a working example of v4 running and I apparently need a
contractions_ca.txt file. I have been unsuccessful locating an example of
this file. Could someone please point me to one?
Regards,
Tim
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I should clarify the error a bit. When I make a select request on my first
core (called core0) using the wt=json parameter I get a 400 response with
the explanation "undefined field: gid". The field gid is not defined in the
schema.xml file of my first core. But, it is defined in the schema.xml fil
Howdy,
I have a multi-core set up in Solr 3.6.0 which works fine. That is until I
request the response in json with the "wt=json" parameter. When I do that it
looks like its using the schema.xml file of one of my other cores because it
complains that it can not get a required field that exists in
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