Optimize search by adding stop words

Issue

You want to implement a stop word list to optimize your search index. In this case, the use of the full-text Lucene handler to index /content is assumed. If you are using a standard search index, then use the appropriate configuration files accordingly.

Solution

  1. Connect to your instance via CQDE
  2. Open page /config/repository/search/fulltexthandler.xml. By default, it looks like the following:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE searchhandler SYSTEM "cq:/system/resources/dtd/contentbus/search/fulltexthandler.dtd"> <searchhandler> <index location="search/fulltext" maxFieldLength="10000" resultCacheSize="50" useCompoundFile="true" /> </searchhandler>
  3. Add your stop words to this file like the following:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE searchhandler SYSTEM "cq:/system/resources/dtd/contentbus/search/fulltexthandler.dtd"> <searchhandler> <index location="search/fulltext" maxFieldLength="10000" resultCacheSize="50" useCompoundFile="true" /> <stop-list> <stop-word>and</stop-word> <stop-word>or</stop-word> </stop-list> </searchhandler>
  4. You can use the zip file attached as the list of stop words, generate your own list, or find another stop word list from Internet.
  5. Save /config/repository/search/fulltexthandler.xml.
  6. Stop your instance.
  7. Delete folder cq_home/data/your_instance/search/fulltext.
  8. Start your instance.

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Uwaga:

Restart can take some time depending on your content size, since Lucene reindexes the content.

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