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how to get the autocomplete feature in solr 1.4?

hi,

how to get the autocomplete/autosuggest feature in the solr1.4.plz give me
the code also...
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Re: how to get the autocomplete feature in solr 1.4?

Posted by Andrzej Bialecki <ab...@getopt.org>.
Chris Hostetter wrote:
> : how to get the autocomplete/autosuggest feature in the solr1.4.plz give me
> : the code also...
> 
> there is no magical "one size fits all" solution for autocomplete in solr.  
> if you look at the archives there have been lots of discussions about 
> differnet ways ot get auto complete functionality, using things like the 
> TermsComponent, or the LukeRequest handler, and there are lots of examples 
> of using the SolrJS javascript functionality to populate an autocomplete 
> box -- but you'll have to figure out what solution works best for your 
> goals.

Also, take a look at SOLR-1316, there are patches there that implement 
such component using prefix trees.


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Re: how to get the autocomplete feature in solr 1.4?

Posted by Chris Hostetter <ho...@fucit.org>.
: how to get the autocomplete/autosuggest feature in the solr1.4.plz give me
: the code also...

there is no magical "one size fits all" solution for autocomplete in solr.  
if you look at the archives there have been lots of discussions about 
differnet ways ot get auto complete functionality, using things like the 
TermsComponent, or the LukeRequest handler, and there are lots of examples 
of using the SolrJS javascript functionality to populate an autocomplete 
box -- but you'll have to figure out what solution works best for your 
goals.



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