Java Webservices search -- how to apply more than one modifier

Tim Jian

I am using java webservices to do the full text search for the documents stored in the content server. It works perfectly when I am only using one modifier. But when I user two or more modifiers in the query url. It seems only the first one is valide and all others are ingored. Here is the sample url I used:

    where1=abcd&Location_ID1=33791&modifier1=wordbeginswith&modifier2=wordendswith.

Based on the documentaion, we can apply multiple modifies, but I couldn't find any examples like the "where" parameter. Does any one can help me with it.

Thanks.

Tim Jian

Patrick Pidduck

I suspect that your example is missing a “&where2=term”.  Modifier1 applies to where1, modifier2 applies to where2, etc.

 

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Java Webservices search -- how to apply more than one modifier

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I am using java webservices to do the full text search for the documents stored in the content server. It works perfectly when I am only using one modifier. But when I user two or more modifiers in the query url. It seems only the first one is valide and all others are ingored. Here is the sample url I used:     where1=abcd&Location_ID1=33791&modifier1=wordbeginswith&modifier2=wordendswith. Based on the documentaion, we can apply multiple modifies, but I couldn't find any examples like the "where" parameter. Does any one can help me with it. Thanks. Tim Jian

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