Searching Content in File System Connector

[simon.g]

I was trying out the File System Connector, in particular the full text search capability. With a structure like

• workspace1
  • dir1
    • test1.txt
      • foo
  • dir2
    • test2.txt
      • bar

and a query like this:

SELECT * FROM [mode:resource] WHERE CONTAINS(*, 'bar')

I get the following nodes:

/dir1/test1.txt/jcr:content

/dir2/test2.txt/jcr:content

.. but was expecting only the node at /dir2/test2.txt/jcr:content.

Also, I was trying to get the search result score from the row object, and got a javax.jcr.UnsupportedRepositoryOperationException.

Is this the correct behaviour?

Best regards,

Simon

PS: Looking forward to the 2.1 release.

[rhauch]

Thanks, Simon.

No, this is not the correct behavior. :-) I've logged this as MODE-840, which I will investigate today.

[rhauch]

Simon Gunzenreiner wrote:

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Also, I was trying to get the search result score from the row object, and got a javax.jcr.UnsupportedRepositoryOperationException.

You don't happen to still have the stack trace for this, do you?

[simon.g]

See JIRA. Should I attach the test app as well.

Regards,

Simon

[rhauch]

I was trying out the File System Connector, in particular the full text search capability. With a structure like

• workspace1
  • dir1
    • test1.txt
      • foo
  • dir2
    • test2.txt
      • bar

Do the "foo" and "bar" represent the content of the files? That's different than the UnsupportedOperationException (see MODE-840, which I've just resolved), so I've logged the failure to index the binary content of the files as a new issue under MODE-841. I'm sure that's a bigger problem for you. Unfortunately, we're in the final stages prior to issuing the 2.1 release (which should be released tomorrow, Aug 3), so -841 won't make the 2.1 release. Instead, I've targeted it to the 2.2, which has a number of smaller features and additional maturation of the JBoss AS deployment.

[simon.g]

foo and bar are content indeed. Luckily the 2.2. release is planned for mid August, so I don't have to wait too long for the fix .

Thanks

Simon