Lucene query OK in node browser but returns none in JS

[chapeaurouge]

Hello all,

I have a lucene query which works fine when used with the Node Browser. However, when used in the controller .js of my webscript, I get 0 result.

Here is the query (using some of my custom types):

TYPE:"{http://intranet/model/content/mysys/1.0}statements" +@\{http\://intranet/model/content/mysys/1.0\}db_source:"PROD"  +@\{http\://www.alfresco.org/model/content/1.0\}modified:[NOW TO NOW]‍‍

Here is the javascript:

function do_count() {    var alfQry = 'TYPE:"{http://intranet/model/content/mysys/1.0}statements" +@\{http\://intranet/model/content/mysys/1.0\}db_source:"PROD"   +@\{http\://www.alfresco.org/model/content/1.0\}modified:[NOW TO NOW]';   var encodedQry = search.ISO9075Encode(alfQry);  var qryDefinition = {     query: encodedQry,     language: "lucene"  };    var nodes = search.query(qryDefinition);  logger.log("Number of nodes returned: " + nodes.length);  return nodes.length;‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

Any idea?

[colindstephenso]

What does the encodedQry  look like?  And does this work in the Node Browser?

Cheers,
Colin.

[mrogers]

And would you expect NOW to NOW to ever find anything?

[hsohaib]

try escaping \ in your query

[chapeaurouge]

What does the encodedQry  look like?  And does this work in the Node Browser?

Cheers,
Colin.

Encoded query looks like this:

11:53:49,058 User:admin DEBUG [repo.jscript.ScriptLogger] Encoded query: TYPE_x003a__x0022__x007b_http_x003a__x002f__x002f_intranet_x002f_model_x002f_content_x002f_apsys_x002f_1.0_x007d_statements_x0022__x0020__x002b__x0040__x007b_http_x003a__x002f__x002f_intranet_x002f_model_x002f_content_x002f_apsys_x002f_1.0_x007d_db_source_x003a__x0022_PROD_x0022__x0020__x002b__x0040__x007b_http_x003a__x002f__x002f_www.alfresco.org_x002f_model_x002f_content_x002f_1.0_x007d_modified_x003a__x005b_NOW_x0020_TO_x0020_NOW_x005d_‍

Works perfect in node browser.

[chapeaurouge]

And would you expect NOW to NOW to ever find anything?

Yes. It actually does work in node browser, and these keywords are also documented in the wiki.

Edit: Actually, in the node browser, just +@cm\:created:TODAY or +@cm\:created:NOW also works without using the TO range keyword.

[chapeaurouge]

Could this be somehow related to bug http://issues.alfresco.com/jira/browse/ALF-2817 ?