Hi all,
I would like to store in one index the data of many classes. I wrote a specific class bridge to do this on the main class (Bibnnotice) who refererence other classes. Also I would like to update this index when a referenced class is updated (Bibntitre). I don't want that referenced class
store own data in her own index.
My problem, if I use @ContainedIn annotation on bibnnotice attribute in Bibntitre and I don't add @indexed on Bibntitre, a modification on Bibntitre instance not update Bibnnotice index. Also I don't want to use @IndexEmbedded on my bibntitres attribute, because I do a treatment on data stored.
See a piece of source code below:



Thanks for an help.
JPP

To resume, I would like a mechanism that update Bibnnotice data in index when a Bibntitre is created,updated without indexing Bibntitre data.

Hi,

I am not quite sure I understand everything correctly. Generally, you should be able to use @indexedEmbedded and @ContainedIn without annotating Bibntitre with @Indexed. Which version of Hibernate Search are you using and what does not work if you leave out the @Indexed anotation?

Why do you not want to use the @IndexedEmbedded annotation? Can you explain this in more detail. I don't understand why using this annotation should cause a problem.

--Hardy

I have just look for response to my post (I thought I will receive an email when a response will be post).

Now I try an other solution to index my data, because of null pointer exception and the long time for indexation process.
I have created a subclass of FullTextIndexEventListener and I load data to index from database by criteria to reduce time. I create lucene Document manually.

Thanks for your response
JPP