I'd suggest creating the index a little differently. How about creating each
paragraph as a document. Each document could have three fields: filename,
paragraph number and content.
With an index like this you'd be able to easily search one field for the
content, the hits could report which paragraph and file the content was
found in, plus you could do paragraph specific searches if you like.
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From: "Jairo Sánchez Menéndez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <java-user@lucene.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 2:17 PM
Subject: Searching over more than one Fields
Hi everybody,
Well I will explain you my problem:
I am indexing ".txt" files and basically I split each file in paragraphs,
I mean, i create a Document for each file and within this Document I
add one Field named "px" for each paragraph (x) of the file.
My question is: after creating the index, now i want to do searches over
the index, but what I want is searching a word over all paragraphs of all
files, i.e.
searching the word in all Fields of all Documents.
I am using something like this, but doing so i can only put p1 or p2 or p3
... in the Field parameter of the parse method, how can i search over all
paragraphs??
Query query=QueryParser.parse(q, " ", new WhitespaceAnalyzer());
Hits hits=is.search(query);
Thanks.
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