Greg Ryjikh scribbled on 05/15/07 01:59:
> Hi guys,
> 
> I am having a problem when trying to make MetaNamesRank directive 
> changes search ratings for xml files. For testing  I created a directory 
> with just two small xml files
> 
> aa.xml:
> <content>
>     <contentlabel>test</contentlabel>
>     <contentbody>some body</contentbody>
> </content>
> 
> bb.xml:
> <content>
>     <contentlabel>some label</contentlabel>
>     <contentbody>test</contentbody>
> </content>
> 
> Config file I was using looks like that:
> 
> MetaNames content contentlabel contentbody
> 
> MetaNamesRank 5 contentlabel
> MetaNamesRank 0 contentbody
> 
> IndexContents XML .xml
> 
> IndexDir C:/SWISH-E/bin/index/
> IndexFile C:/SWISH-E/bin/test_index.dat
> 
> Note that I have tried to use all sort of different ratings and 
> different parser as well (by using XML2). It seems that setting any 
> values for MetaNamesRank doesn't change result of my search:
> 
> swish-e.exe -f test_index.dat -w (content=test)
> 
> For any settings of MetaNamesRank both my files are getting the same 
> Rank=1000:
> 1000 C:/SWISH-E/bin/index/bb.xml "bb.xml" 97
> 1000 C:/SWISH-E/bin/index/aa.xml "aa.xml" 96
> 
> Is it something that I am doing wrong?
> 


a couple things.

1. You aren't searching for either of the MetaNames that you set a rank 
bias for. 'content' is just a wrapper and I wouldn't expect it to show a 
bias.

2. Your test docs are too small to show an appreciable difference in 
rank scores. Try docs that are 10x bigger, and make them significantly 
different in size.


-- 
Peter Karman  .  http://peknet.com/  .  peter(at)not-real.peknet.com
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