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Hi Eric, You do not have to store the entire text content of the EAD guide in order to enable facets. Here's an example: http://kittredgecollection.org/results?q=*:* . There are about 15 facets enabled on a collection of almost 1500 EAD documents (though quite small in filesize compared to traditional EAD finding aids), and there's no slowdown whatsoever. I don't believe you need to store the guides to enable highlighting either, though I have heard there is some dropoff in performance with highlighting enabled. I've never done benchmarking on highlighting enabled versus disabled, so I can't tell you how much of a dropoff there is. In an index of only several hundred documents, I would think that the dropoff with highlighting enabled would be fairly negligible. Ethan On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Eric James <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > For our finding aids, we are using fedoragenericsearch 2.2 with solr as > index. Because the EADs can be huge, the EADs are indexed but not stored > (with stored EADs, search time for ~500 objects = 20 min rather than < 1 > sec). > > > > However, we would like to have number of search terms found within each > hit. For example, CDL's collection: > > http://www.oac.cdlib.org/search?query=Donner > > > > Also we would like highlighting/snippets of the search term similar to > CDL's. > > > > Is it a lost cause to have this functionality without storing the EAD? Is > there a way to store the EAD and have a reasonable response time? > > > > --- > > Eric James > > Yale University Libraries > > > > >