Complex Query parsing: Query-> String/XML/JSON/other -> Query (java)

Hi, I have two different processes which run separately (could be different machines, different times). the first one creates an xml file with relevant data (strings) which the second process gets as an input (including a complex lucene query). Until now, I used Query.toString() to save the Query

Re: Using Lucene for user query parsing

and spelling mistakes part but am a bit hazy regarding the user query parsing part as to in which index to search what. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Srini.

Re: Using Lucene for user query parsing

but am a bit hazy regarding the user query parsing part as to in which index to search what. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Srini.

Re: Using Lucene for user query parsing

and spelling mistakes part but am a bit hazy regarding the user query parsing part as to in which index to search what. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Srini. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: java-user-unsubscr

Re: Using Lucene for user query parsing

You could have single index file with all the names tagged at the time of indexing. For the query parsing, you could have a lookup for common words ending which identify the business names (like Corp, Inc, LLC, Ltd, etc.) and common words like (road, avenue, street, lane etc) for address

Re: Using Lucene for user query parsing

but am a bit hazy regarding the user query parsing part as to in which index to search what. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Srini.

Using Lucene for user query parsing

and spelling mistakes part but am a bit hazy regarding the user query parsing part as to in which index to search what. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Srini.

Re: Using Lucene for user query parsing

in the query enterd by the user. Also he might use road for street or lane for street and such things. I know that Lucene is the right candidate for the synonym and spelling mistakes part but am a bit hazy regarding the user query parsing part as to in which index to search what. Any help is greatly

Re: Query parsing?

On Wednesday 25 July 2007 00:44, Lindsey Hess wrote: Now, I do not need Lucene to index anything, but I'm wondering if Lucene has query parsing classes that will allow me to transform the queries. The Lucene QueryParser class can parse the format descriped at http://lucene.apache.org/java

Error tolerant query parsing

Greetings, Is it possible to have Lucene parse malformed queries? For instance, is there a way to have this query... art museums new york city ... return results for ... art museums new york city ... or is that just a parse error, end of story? It's a DWIM* thing. -- Marvin Humphrey *