Abstract
Searching for content can sometimes feel like finding a needle in a haystack. In the previous article AEM Lucene Search Part 1 we understood how to create index definitions in general. With the concepts highlighted below, we can get more accurate and relevant results. In this blog post, we’ll explore Filtering, Stemming, Suggestion, Analyzers, Boosting, and Similarity
Filtering: Restrict Search
Filtering narrows down search results based on criteria like category, date, or location, you can refine your queries and exclude irrelevant documents.
Index
Query
path=/content/my-site
type=cq:Page
property=jcr:content/category
property.value=Books
fulltext=
p.limit=10
The query engine searches for pages that match the specified path “/content/my-site” and type “cq:Page”. It then narrows down the search scope to pages under the given path and of the specified type.
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