From the specification section 3.4.3: > If the URI specifies a thesaurus that is not found in the statically known thesauri, an error is raised [err:FTST0018]. and section 3.4.7: > If the URI specifies a list of stop words that is not found in the statically known stop word lists, an error is raised [err:FTST0008]. I don't understand why URIs for these things would be "statically known." If the user want to specify some arbitrary URI that points to a valid thesaurus or a valid stop-word list, why shouldn't that "just work?" Does "statically known" mean that the implementation has a set of hard-coded URIs that the user can only select from? If not, then what does "statically known" mean here? - PaulReceived on Friday, 25 June 2010 16:01:19 UTC
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