: in my search criteria i am using a criteria "apache tomcat" but it is
: giving me a parse exception.
if i understand you correctly, you're saying that when searchQuery is...
"apache tomcat"
you get a parse error? .. is that by any chance because you are allways
attaching a "*" to the end of searchQuery in the makeWildcardQuery method,
so what you wind up passing to the QueryParser is...
"apache tomcat"*
... ? ... that's not a legal query string.
:
: my searcher has this piece of code:
:
: searchQuery=makeWildcardQuery(searchQuery);
:
masterQuery.add(MultiFieldQueryParser.parse(searchQuery,fields,analyzer),REQUIRED,PROHIBITED);
:
:
:
:
: private String makeWildcardQuery(String query)
: {
: String result = query.trim();
:
: if (0 != result.length())
: {
: if (!result.endsWith("*"))
: {
: result = result + "*";
: }
: }
:
: return result;
: }
:
: Thanks and Regards
: Krishnendra Nandi
: Hewitt Associates India (Pvt.) Ltd.
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