[support] Learning More on Apache Solr Attachments

[Néstor]

Austin,

I do not have an answer for you but I can tell you that I have been
struggling with
fine tunning my solr results.  Setting up and all was OK but I wish there
was more
information from the Drupal side about how effective are the different
choices
when fine tunning the results.  I guess the next best thing would be read
the
Apache Solr docs.

Good luck and I will be glad to read your findings.

Nestor :-)

On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 8:58 PM, Austin Einter <austin.einter at gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear All
> Looks whole list is silent in this regard (apache solr file attachment).
> If you can share whatever idea you have on below queries, it will help me
> to great extent.
>
> Thanks
> Austin
>
>
> On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 6:22 AM, Austin Einter <austin.einter at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Dear All
>> I want to learn more on apache solr file attachments.
>> My aim is to modify / add code in a way, that will suit my requirements.
>>
>> I have been struggling for quite sometime
>>
>> 1. How to index a file
>> 2. How to store minimal data during indexing and get minimal data during
>> searching
>> 3. How to get results in smaller chunks, such as if my query records
>> count is 1000, I would like to receive only 100 results at a time, in next
>> query 100 more and so on
>>
>> Elaborating more on above points
>>
>> *1. How to index a file
>> *
>> Today when a user uploads his/her document, I create a node
>> programatically, attach the document to node and then Drupal indexes file
>> in next cron run.
>> When a user attaches a new document, I delete the old attached document,
>> attach the new document programatically, then Drupal indexes file in next
>> cron run.
>> That's how today I am indexing a file.
>>
>> I feel, the node creation is not required here, just to get the file
>> indexed, I am creating a node.
>> I want to know whats the best way to index a file (without creating a
>> node).
>>
>> *2. How to store minimal data during indexing and get minimal data
>> during searching
>> *If you see during a file indexing , lots of data are sent to apache
>> solr server and those are getting stored. To be specific here, for my
>> requirement I do not need link, snippet - string, snippet-array, fields
>> array having 22 elements etc etc. I may need to just store UID of user
>> associated with this file . How can I achieve it , or at least where can I
>> get more information on this.
>>
>> *3. How to get results in smaller chunks, such as if my query records
>> count is 1000, I would like to receive only 100 results at a time, in next
>> query 100 more and so on
>> *Lets say a query returns 1000 records, probably I may need only first
>> 100 records first time, when user clicks more link, I may need next 100
>> records so on.
>> Not sure if such facility is there with apache solr attachment module.
>>
>> So I really will be happy to get more information on above 3 points. If
>> any book, or any links that explains details will be really quite handful
>> to me.
>>
>> Any information in this regard highly appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Austin
>>
>>
>>
>
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