Thanks Avlesh. Now, I understand better how higtlighting works.
As you've said, since it is based on the analysers, higtlighting will handle things like search. A precision about #3 and #4 examples , they are exclusives : I wanted to know how to do higtlighting with stemming OR without (not both in same time) So I think you've answered to #3 too :) All depend on your analysers. And for my case, the ISOLatin1AccentFilterFactory could do the job. Thanks again Shalin and Avlesh. Regard, Nourredine. > There is no Lemmatisation support in Solr as of now. The only support you > get is stemming. > Let me understand this correctly - you basically want the searches to happen > with stemmed base but want to selectively highlight the original and/or > stemmed words. Right? If yes, then AFAIK, this is not possible. Search > passes through your fields analyzers (tokenizers and filters). Highlighters, > typically, use the same set of analyzers and the behavior will be the same > as in search; this essentially means that the keywords "manage", "managing", > "management" and "manager" are REDUCED to "manage" for searchers and > highlighters. > If this can be done, then the only place to enable your "feature" could be > Lucene highlighter api's. Someone more knowledegable can tell you, if that > is possible. > I have no idea about your #3, though my idea of handling accentuation is to > apply a ISOLatin1AccentFilterFactory and get rid of them altogether :) > I am curious to know the answer though. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? En finir avec le spam? Yahoo! Mail vous offre la meilleure protection possible contre les messages non sollicités http://mail.yahoo.fr Yahoo! Mail