Re: 'wildcard search' without wildcards

Hi David,

Am 14.01.13 14:40, schrieb David Richter:
> But..
> The titles of the search results from external publications are not
> displayed correctly and instead 'No Title' is displayed. Also the link
> does not work.
>
> The search results that have been found within its own publicationare
> displayed correctly and also the link works. I think there is a problem
> with the access to the content of external publications(?), cause the
> content folder is located within the various publications.
>
> Do you have any idea about this case?

I never actually used a cross-publication search index, so I think what 
you are describing is a bug. Would you mind filing a ticket? TIA!

-- Andreas


>
> Thanks, David
>
>
> 2013/1/14 Andreas Hartmann <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
>
>     Hi David,
>
>     Am 14.01.13 10:10, schrieb David Richter:
>
>         I still have a problem with the search across all publications.
>         After I changed the path in the lucene_index.xml files for various
>         publications, the search delivers no more results. I restarted the
>         Tomcat already.The folder for the new path is created
>         automatically in
>
>         the file system and a file named 'segments' was created. In the
>         original
>         location (within the publications) are a few more files with the
>         file
>         extensions 'cfs' and 'del' and a file named 'deletable'... I
>         don'tknow
>         how the files were created. I've noticed that the content of the
>         folder
>         determines which search results are displayed.
>
>         Is there maybe a script that I have to start, so that all
>         required files
>         are generated? Or do I have to edit another configuration file?
>
>
>     in the "File" menu, you should find an entry "Re-index site" (or
>     similar). Can you try that? You'll probably have to do it for all
>     publications.
>
>     -- Andreas
>
>
>
>         2013/1/9 Andreas Hartmann <[email protected]
>         <mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]
>         <mailto:[email protected]>>>
>
>
>              Hi David,
>
>              Am 09.01.13 15:24, schrieb David Richter:
>
>                  I am very new to Lenya and hope you can help me. I use
>         Lenya in
>                  version
>                  2.0.4 on an Apache Tomcat 6.0.36 server and I have two
>         questions
>                  about
>                  the search function of Lenya.
>
>                  First
>                  Is there a way to change the search function, so that
>         the 'wildcard
>                  search' also works without wildcards (without Java
>         programming)?
>                  As if
>                  we were always search with using wildcardsat the end.
>
>                  For example: The search for "devel" would then deliver
>         words like
>                  "developer" as a result. This currently only works with
>         the use of
>                  wildcards... like this --> "devel*"
>
>
>              I doubt that this is possible without writing any code.
>         Lenya uses
>              Lucene for searching, with the standard Lucene query syntax.
>
>         http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-____java/LuceneFAQ#What___wildcard___search_support_is___available___from_Lucene.3F
>         <http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-__java/LuceneFAQ#What_wildcard___search_support_is_available___from_Lucene.3F>
>
>
>         <http://wiki.apache.org/__lucene-java/LuceneFAQ#What___wildcard_search_support_is___available_from_Lucene.3F
>         <http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/LuceneFAQ#What_wildcard_search_support_is_available_from_Lucene.3F>>
>
>              A simple workaround might be to use JavaScript to wrap each
>         search
>              term in wildcards before submitting the search form.
>
>
>                  Second
>                  For me, the search currently only works within a
>         publication. Is
>                  there a
>                  way to search across all publications (also without Java
>                  programming)?
>
>
>              This should be possible by configuring a shared search index
>              directory in all publications:
>         <pub>/config/search/lucene-____index.xml.
>
>              More info:
>         http://lenya.apache.org/____docu20/tutorials/____newPublication14.html#N100C5
>         <http://lenya.apache.org/__docu20/tutorials/__newPublication14.html#N100C5>
>
>
>         <http://lenya.apache.org/__docu20/tutorials/__newPublication14.html#N100C5
>         <http://lenya.apache.org/docu20/tutorials/newPublication14.html#N100C5>>
>
>              Basically, instead of using the path
>
>                 lenya/pubs/$MYPUB/work/lucene/____index
>
>
>              you could use something like
>
>                 /var/lenya/lucene/index
>
>              I would recommend to store all data (content, access
>         control data,
>              search index) outside the web application directory anyways.
>
>              HTH,
>              -- Andreas
>
>              --
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