| org.compass.annotations.SearchableAllMetaData
| SearchableAllMetaData | | public @interface SearchableAllMetaData(Code) | | For
Searchable classes, allows to control the "all" meta-data
definitions per searchable class.
The "all" meta-data is an internal meta-data, which holds
searchable information of all the class searchable content.
The definitions here are per searchable class definitions. For global
control of the "all" meta-data see
org.compass.core.config.CompassEnvironment.All settings.
author:
kimchy
See Also: Searchable |
| Field Summary | |
| EnableAll | enable
Controls if the searchable class will create it's own internal "all"
meta-data. | | ExcludeAlias | excludeAlias
Controls is the alias will be stored within the "all" proeprty or not. | | String | name
The name of the "all" meta-data that will be created. | | boolean | omitNorms
Expert:
If set, omit normalization factors associated with this indexed field. | | SpellCheck | spellCheck
Should this propety be included in the spell check index. | | TermVector | termVector
The term vector for the "all" meta-data. |
| enable | | EnableAll enable(Code) | | Controls if the searchable class will create it's own internal "all"
meta-data. The "all" meta-data holds searchable information of all
the class searchable content.
If using the "all" meta-data, it can be controlled using the
SearchableAllMetaData annotation.
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| excludeAlias | | ExcludeAlias excludeAlias(Code) | | Controls is the alias will be stored within the "all" proeprty or not.
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| name | | String name(Code) | | The name of the "all" meta-data that will be created.
Defaults to the global setting.
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| omitNorms | | boolean omitNorms(Code) | | Expert:
If set, omit normalization factors associated with this indexed field.
This effectively disables indexing boosts and length normalization for this field.
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| spellCheck | | SpellCheck spellCheck(Code) | | Should this propety be included in the spell check index.
Note, most times this is not requried to be configured, since by default, the
spell check index uses the "all" property.
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