make location fields made visible in solr -

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मेरे पास solr (schema.xml) में निम्न फ़ील्ड परिभाषित है 

  & lt; field नाम = "स्टोर" प्रकार = "स्थान" इंडेक्स = "सच" संग्रहित = "सच" />   
 अगर मैं यह कहता हूं -  
  और amp; fq = {! Geofilt pt = 45.15, -93.85 sfield = store d = 5}   
 फिर मैं खोज परिणाम में स्थान निर्देशांक देख सकता हूं।  
 लेकिन क्षेत्र "स्टोर" सामान्य परिस्थितियों में एक छिपा हुआ क्षेत्र लगता है सामान्य खोजों के लिए खोज परिणाम का एक हिस्सा बनने के लिए मैं निर्देशांक कैसे प्राप्त करूं? (उदाहरण के लिए q = *: *)! [छवि विवरण यहां दर्ज करें] [1]   
 
 
 मैं बस सत्यापित है कि यह उदाहरण Solar 3.1 और Solr 4.0-dev दोनों उदाहरण डेटा के लिए ठीक से काम करता है।  
 उदाहरण:  
  [...] "प्रतिक्रिया": {"numfound "," "": "," "," "": "," "प्रारंभ": 0, "दस्तावेज़": [{"id": "SP2514N", "store": "35.0752, -97.032"}, {"id": "6H500F0", "store": " 45.17614, -93.87341 "}, {" id ":" F8V7067-APL- किट "," स्टोर ":" 45.18014, -93.87741 "}, [...]   
 क्या आपने शायद इस सेटिंग को परिवर्तित करें और पुनः इंडेक्स या कमिट करना भूल जाएं?

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