Hi - I have done some searching and haven't found what I was looking for. I hope this has not been discussed in the forum already.
This is a question as well as looking for design ideas. I need the ability to dynamically filter out search results as they are being collected. The logic that I am developing cannot be statically applied at indexing time, so the data is NOT available in the indexed form. It can be derived/calculated using one or more of the indexed fields, and it's different for each query. The purpose of this "derived field" is to eliminate resulting indexes so only a subset is considered. This is very similar to the Filter concept already in the SolrIndexSearcher.QueryCommand. The difference is that I can't write a Lucene Query to obtain the subset of indices, I need to implement an algorithm involving using some of the fields in the documents. What I had in mind is the concept of a DyamicFilter. A DynamicFilter can be used in the HitCollectors (in SolrIndexSearcher) to perform dynamic filtering as results are being collected. DynamicFilters would be added into the SolrSearchIndexer.QueryCommand class so they can be called during collecting time. I considered writing a SearchComponent or a RequestHandler, and they seem to be a little bit off for the timing that I needed. The parameters to construct my DynamicFilters are passed in from http query params. I could pick them up and create the DynamicFilters in the QueryComponent as it creates a QueryCommand. The QueryCommand will then use it during Hit Collection in SolrIndexSearcher. I hope this captures the detail of what I am trying to do. I am looking for validation/alternative suggestions from an insider (yonik?). I feel bad having to do the intrusive modification here, and am open for suggestions. I would be interested in contributing this work if it turns out to be valuable. Thanks for reading. Xibin -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/dynamic-filtering-tp20079841p20079841.html Sent from the Solr - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.