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How to add a mapping to a crawled property?
On the Managed Properties page, find an unused managed property. On the Edit Managed Property page, in the Main characteristics section, under Alias, enter a name in the field. In the Mappings to crawled properties section, click Add a mapping.
Some managed properties are generated automatically. One example is when you add a site column to a SharePoint library or list. When search crawls that list it automatically generates a crawled and a managed property for the site column, and a mapping between them.
How to include crawled property in full text index?
In the Include in full-text index section, check the box if you want to include the content of this crawled property in the full-text index. On the Edit Crawled Property page, click OK.
How to get better search results in managed properties?
To help users get better search results when they search in managed properties that contain metadata with non-alphanumeric characters, you can enable the finer tokenization setting for the managed property. Let’s look at the example with a product datasheet library again.
How to map string to a set in Java?
If not add an empty set for the key to the surrounding map. Fetch the set from the map by it’s key. Note that your code as it is written, always replaces the Set stored with the key “OneString” meaning that regardless of value “numbersOfKey” you are really just rebuilding the set at the single key “OneString” numbersOfKey times.
How to fetch a set from a map?
Fetch the set from the map by it’s key. Note that your code as it is written, always replaces the Set stored with the key “OneString” meaning that regardless of value “numbersOfKey” you are really just rebuilding the set at the single key “OneString” numbersOfKey times. Note that this code is an idea, and not production code.