Hi Hoss
I changed my code to use the AppendedSolrParams and it worked perfectly.
I'm opening a bug today with my simple test case.
Tank you very much for your help
Regards
Nestor
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 6:39 PM, Chris Hostetter
<hossman_luc...@fucit.org> wrote:
>
> : Ej.: "q=something field:value" becomes "q=something value&fq=field:value"
> :
> : To do this, in the createParser method, I apply a regular expression
> : to the qstr param to obtain the fq part, and then I do the following:
> :
> : NamedList<Object> paramsList = params.toNamedList();
> : paramsList.add(CommonParams.FQ, generatedFilterQuery);
> : params = SolrParams.toSolrParams(paramsList);
> : req.setParams(params);
> ...
> : SolrParams.toNameList() was saving the array correctly, but the method
> : SolrParams.toSolrParams(NamedList) was doing:
> : "params.getVal(i).toString()". So, it always loses the array.
>
> I'm having trouble thinking through exactly where the problem is being
> introduced here ... ultimately what it comes down to is that the NamedList
> souldn't be containing a String[] ... it should be containing multiple
> string values with the same name ("fq")
>
> It would be good to make sure all of these methods play nicely with one
> another so some round trip conversions worked as expected -- so if you
> could open a bug for this with a simple example test case that would be
> great, ...but...
>
> for your purposes, i would skip the NamedList conversion alltogether,
> and just use AppendedSolrParams...
>
> MapSolrParams myNewParams = new MapSolrParams();
> myNewParams.getMap().put("fq", generatedFileterQuery);
> myNewParams.getMap().put("q", generatedQueryString);
> req.setParams(new AppendedSolrParams(myNewParams, originalPrams));
>
> -Hoss
>
>
