Also add when possible a warning level log message on input stream
closing error instead of failing silently. This could help understanding
some IO exceptions such as "too many files open".
This ensure consistent implementation of the url host hash generation
and easier usage finding in source code.
Also added a unit test for this function.
host_id_s. Use Solr setField instead of addField to prevent
java.lang.ClassCastException: java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to java.lang.String
at net.yacy.kelondro.data.meta.URIMetadataNode.hosthash(URIMetadataNode.java:247)
at net.yacy.search.query.SearchEvent.addNodes(SearchEvent.java:966)
at net.yacy.peers.Protocol.solrQuery(Protocol.java:1242)
at net.yacy.peers.RemoteSearch$2.run(RemoteSearch.java:349)
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
(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)
Purpose of the test case is to be able to (controlled) analyse the rwi ranking for
multi word searches (with focus on posintext and word-distance ranking)
including a small change, word posintext counting.
We remember/store 1st posintext. Previously following words got a handle (posintext)
excluding found. Now it just counts and assigns true posintext as handle (posintext)
This is needed and enables existing word position ranking for RWI.
The upcoming concurrency issue in word position min/max calculation were eliminated
by iterator.hasHext check before next() access.
Main image processing is now in ImageViewer, used by both ViewImage and
ViewFavicon.
Fixed URIMetadataNode.getFavicon to use non-standard icons with no size
ass fallback.
calculated doc hash if different.
Testing showed that in some cases delivered url doesn't match the local
calculated hash. In this case replace doc.id (and host_id_s) with calculation
from url.
Update the result score result field with the result queue ranking value to reflect
the actual calculated/used score,
for rwi & solr stack results.
(calc. etc. is unchanged, it's just that result entry carries the latest val
as api retrieves the number from it)
JVM registers each file in a list regardless of already deleted and never
cleans up the list during runtime.
This accumulates to a considerable amount of mem during large crawls and/or
long uptime.
To tackle this, all temp files are now created in a subdir of java.io.tmpdir
and the jvm tmpdir property is set to this subdir, which is deleted by
code on shutdown.
Additionally let pdfParser use this tmp subdir too.
luccioman