to make all readily available information from the original ServletRequest
available to YaCy servlets (without converting data to internal structures).
The implementation of the common interface allows easier integration of
YaCy servlets with the servlet standard (e.g. shared login service with
the servlet container etc.)
When the peer is behind a reverse proxy providing SSL/TLS encryption,
the rendered absolute URLs should start with https when the user browser
requested https : added limited support to the X-Forwarded-Proto HTTP
header notably provided on Heroku platform.
Also added some unit tests.
When WikiCode inserted in a peer hosted Blog, Wiki, Messages or Profile
contains relative links (images or any content, hosted in DATA/HTDOCS),
it is more reliable to keep these links relative, especially when the
peer is behind any kind of reverse Proxy.
the navigator to include counts all matches (rwi+fulltext).
Fixing also unresolved_pattern in navigators title (of the counter)
The use of inurl: query modifier as filter has not been changed keeping
it as soft (unsharp) filter facet.
Upd StringNavigator to prevent empty string form multivalued solr fields,
removed date value conversion (better handled elsewhere, not need here).
Prepared the first basic navigators (for authors and collections) for the
list of SearchEvent.navigatorPlugins and adjusted servlet to use these.
- this allows to configure display order of these navigators (by ordering config string)
- eventually allows for additional and/or custom navigators using any
available index field without need for changing servlets
- the Collection navigation has been adjusted to exclude the internal,
default robot_* and dht collections from displaying
- rwi results are now also checked for navigatior by the refactored navi's
So far no config options were added to customize or add navigators (may
come later if route of upcoming modularization/plugin system is defined).
used for rwi ranking.
Main changes:
- introduce a posintext() to access the stored value. This reduces also mem alloc of position array for WordReferenceRow (index access)
- use the positions() array for joined references on multi-word queries if needed (otherwise allow positions() to be null
- adjust assignments and the min() max() and distance() calculation accordingly
during rwi search result processing worddistance calculation is effected
by concurrent update (normalization) of min/max ranking parameter for
wordpositions. On update of min/max the exception is raised in distance calc
and now catched.
This concurrent update and change of ranking results is needed for speed
but should be further checked for optimization
Applied strategy : when there is no restriction on domains or
sub-path(s), stack anchor links once discovered by the content scraper
instead of waiting the complete parsing of the file.
This makes it possible to handle a crawling start file with thousands of
links in a reasonable amount of time.
Performance limitation : even if the crawl start faster with a large
file, the content of the parsed file still is fully loaded in memory.
(again, description in http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=698)
as root cause was not seen, added just workaround reducing in favour over a
try catch (for easier followup).
Issue was the calculation in AbstractReference with positions.clear() call,
this made distance result always 0 (distance needs min 2 positions) and created concurrency issues.
+ unit test of changes
refactor to using long in URIMetadataNode too (and related call parameters)
As remote rwi score's are not used (since v1.83) skip reading float-score ,
but keep in toString() for communication with older versions.
- correct WordReferenceVars.toRowEntry posintext parameter
to set expected min posintext (the difference is on multi-word queries,
while positions are ordered by search word order).
- modified posofphrase/posinphrase join operation
- to set min posofphrase
- and keep posinphrase if not same posofphrase (was set to 0, no differentiation during ranking)
+ fix compiler msg (missing type declaration)
