Hi,
We are indexing two entities: Staff and RegistryReference. Only one index has sort fields declared - registry reference. They are declared as:
{code}
@Indexed
class Staff {
...
}
@Indexed
class RegistryReference {
@Field(name = "sort-date", index = Index.NO, analyze = Analyze.NO)
@SortableField(forField = "sort-date")
@DateBridge(resolution = Resolution.MILLISECOND)
@Transient
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
private Date getIndexSortDate() {
// Fetches a date object
return ...;
}
@Fields({
@Field(name = "unstructured-address-ngram", analyzer = @Analyzer(definition = "ngram")),
@Field(name = "unstructured-address-plain", analyzer = @Analyzer(definition = "plain")),
@Field(name = "sort-address", index = Index.NO, analyze = Analyze.NO)
})
@SortableField(forField = "sort-address")
private String unstructuredAddressDescription;
}
{code}
No problems there - indexing and searching seems to work fine. However, whenever I create a search for registry references, I get this warning in the log:
{code}
2018-12-18T10:28:34,468 WARN [http-apr-8080-exec-10] org.hibernate.search.reader.impl.ManagedMultiReader.getIndexesToBeUninverted(ManagedMultiReader.java:144) - HSEARCH000289: Requested sort field(s) addressBean. sort-address, sort-date are not configured for entity type ca.statcan.icos.model.admin.Staff mapped to index ca.statcan.icos.model.admin.Staff, thus an uninverting reader must be created. You should declare the missing sort fields using @SortableField.
{code}
Staff does not have those fields declared because... they aren't declared. But, I'm not searching Staff... so why do the sorts defined in my search for registry references trigger a warning for staff?
Thanks!
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