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Indexed residual properties

mrgrechkinn

Hello,

How can I index a residual properties in Alfresco?

Regards,
Eugene

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mrogers

How could that work? One of the property definitions is whether its indexed!

mrgrechkinn

Interesting, but if you look at the method isIndexedOrStored (QName propertyQName) of org.alfresco.solr.AlfrescoSolrDataModel class, you can see comment

by default we would index a residual property (if they have a known prefix/uri ….)

I tried to add a residual property with a known prefix, but it's still not working. I am continued to study the issue and came to the class org.alfresco.repo.solr.SOLRTrackingComponentImpl, which has a method protected Map <QName, Serializable> getProperties (Long nodeId), in which we will return the desired properties of our nodes. And there are the following comment…

Residual properties are un-indexed -> break serlialisation

Therefore before had the opportunity to index the residual field.

andy

Hi

The lucene sub-system indexes residual properties as text.

SOLR does not index residual properties - they are not sent from the repository.

Andy