Thank you Otis. Just for the record, I found out that...
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Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
Le 20 oct. 05, à 05:17, anushri kumar a écrit :
Thanks for the advice..the book looks good..hopefully it will be of
help.
One particularly helpful feature for impatient people like me is this
note that I saw on lucenebook.com: if you order by Manning, you get the
eBook.
The eBook is a simple
Hi,
Where can I find a command line index browser like lucli for Lucene 1.4?
I tried to use lucli but it's using the 1.3 library and it isn't working.
Thanks
Rob
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Hi Chris,
I am initializing IndexSearcher every time the search is executed. The
below is the search related code that is in a singleton class:
public Hits searchDocuments(DocumentSearchCriteria searchCriteria, List
companies) throws ApplicationException {
Hits hits = null;
Yes. The best approach is not to create index searcher for every search.
To get the updated documents, you may use an back ground thread to
check for new documents, or simple create an new index searcher
periodically. And then switch the new index searcher with the old one.
This sounds
Hi,
I am implementing a Google Adwords-like Text Ad thing.
In Adwords, advertisers enter keywords and phases in
their ads. When visitor visits a webpage with
potential Google text ads, I want to know how they
link the webpage to the actual text ads? Linking those
text ads to the webpage is easy,
Hi I have tried as suggested and isolated Digester from Lucene. Digester
doesn't trigger an Element Matching Pattern for each element only the last one
of each repeating tag.My XML (trimmed a bit looks like this):
books
journal
titleIEEE Annals of the History of Computing/title
And together we will rule the galaxy as father and son?
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: There is a lot of caching data in each index searcher. For large
: index, it's definitely a waste to re-create index searcher every time.
this is particularly true when you do sorts on specific fields, anytime
you sort on a field, your searcher/reader loads a FieldCache for that
field which
:
: If I have a document with a number of fields in it, is there a way to
: say that I want to search for a term across all those fields without
: stating the terms explicitly?
There is some advice on this in the FAQ...
Hello
I am building a search api that will search against content that was
indexed using the StandardAnalyzer. I am trying to simulate the same
filtering that occurs when the index was created on the search string. I
am using the StandardTokenizer and StopFilter. The problem I'm
encountering
I downloaded the source code of 1.4.3 but did not find the source of
RangeFilter.
I could not find it in the sandbox either?
RangeFilter, where art thou?
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: I downloaded the source code of 1.4.3 but did not find the source of
: RangeFilter.
: I could not find it in the sandbox either?
:
: RangeFilter, where art thou?
RangeFilter was commited to the core, but after 1.4.3 was released...
Dan Quaroni wrote:
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Rob,
If you don't find another command-line search/index tool for lucene,
you may want to look at these - very no-frills, but they do the job
for me. I've used with lucene 1.9-prerelease only.
= Don Gilbert
Where can I find a command line index browser like lucli for Lucene 1.4?
Hi everybody!
We have a large Lucene index which gets updated very often.
Until recently the java virtual machine used to manage the index was on
32 bits, although the program was running on a 64bits station. Last week
we changed the java to 64 bits and since then we experience strange
I'll never join you!
Regards,
Pat McGovern
Did I understand your question, man?
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