Re: What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/etc suitable for Solr?

2013-05-06 Thread Alexandre Rafalovitch
Has this logic (default constructor or version flag) changed due to LUCENE-4877 ? I rerun my tool and suddenly huge number of Factories acquired a new constructor (e.g. MappingCharFilterFactory). Regards, Alex. Personal blog: http://blog.outerthoughts.com/ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/a

Re: What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/etc suitable for Solr?

2013-03-06 Thread Chris Hostetter
: *) Have a default empty constructor : : My preliminary tests seem to indicate this is the case. Am I missing : anything. Any analyzer that has an empty construct *or* a constructor that takes in a lucene "Version" object may be specified. I've updated the wiki to make this more clear... http

Re: What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/etc suitable for Solr?

2013-03-03 Thread Alexandre Rafalovitch
gt; Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2013 10:32 PM > To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org > Subject: What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/**etc suitable for > Solr? > > > Hello, > > I want to have a unified reference of all different processors one could > u

Re: What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/etc suitable for Solr?

2013-02-28 Thread Jack Krupansky
apache.org Subject: What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/etc suitable for Solr? Hello, I want to have a unified reference of all different processors one could use in Solr in various extension points. I have written a small tool to extract all implementations of UpdateRequestProcessorFactory

What makes an Analyzer/Tokenizer/CharFilter/etc suitable for Solr?

2013-02-28 Thread Alexandre Rafalovitch
Hello, I want to have a unified reference of all different processors one could use in Solr in various extension points. I have written a small tool to extract all implementations of UpdateRequestProcessorFactory, Analyzer, CharFilterFactory, etc (actually of any root class). However, I assume n