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Subject: Re: structure preservation for solr
Date: Sun, 9 Aug 2009 07:17:13 -0400
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On Aug 9, 2009, at 3:46 AM, swamynathan wrote:

> hi,
> im swamynathan a computer science engineering studying in jaya engg  
> college
> which is under anna univercity,chennai,India
> as a part of my curriculam in the final year i need to do a proj.
> i spoke with some solr users and programmers and found out that all  
> content
> that are indexed to it are stored in a plain text and the structure  
> is not
> preserver(as in the heading,bold,underlined all have same preference)
> i was thing if i can do some modification in the parser or write a  
> code that
> would hook and add preference to the heading,bold,italics etc
> for my final year proj.
>

Can you expand on this a little bit?  What would this structure bring  
to Solr?  Is it for search?  Or just for storage?  Lucene does have  
the capability to store raw bytes, but Solr doesn't really have a  
mechanism to take advantage of this (except maybe Solr Cell)