Hello SooMyung, Thanks a lot! It will be great to get Korean supported out-of-the-box in Lucene/Solr.
In terms of process, I'll leave this to Steve Rowe, PMC Chair, to comment on, but a code grant process sounds likely. I'm seeing that the code itself has an Apache License 2.0, but could you elaborate on where the dictionaries originate from and what kind of licensing terms that are applicable? Many thanks, Christian Moen On Apr 24, 2013, at 2:05 PM, <smlee0...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I've developed the Korean Analyzer and distributed it since 2008. > Many people who use lucene with korean use it. > > I posted it to the sourceforge (http://sourceforge.net/projects/lucenekorean) > Here is the cvs address > d:pserver:anonym...@lucenekorean.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/lucenekorean > > KoreanAnalyzer consists of Korean Morphological Analyzer, Korean Dictionary > and Korean Filter. > When using lucene with korean, One thinks of CJK Analyzer. > But CJK Analyzer is improper for korean. > > Korean has a specific characteristic and is needed to analyze morpheme when > extracting the index keyword. > Korean Analyzer has solved the problem with the Korean Morphological Analyzer. > > Korean Analyzer has also the feature of spliting compound noun. > > Now, I want to contribute the korean analyzer to the lucene project. > Please let me know how to contribute it. > > If you want to check the source code, please visit the sourceforge cvs > repository. > > Best regards. > -- > > SooMyung Lee > Director of Research Center > Argonet co. ltd, > > Manager of Luene Korean Analyzer > http://korlucene.naver.com > > Contact: +82-10-6480-5710
