http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/IndexingOtherLanguages is slightly
out of date, but still has some tips. You may also want to consider
starting with Solr, as it has many features a search engine needs.
In the past, I have written Arabic Analyzers for Lucene (sorry, can't
share them) but I can tell you that you can also find some by
searching for it on Google.
And, as Karl said, the "Lucene In Action" book is excellent, even if
it is a bit out of date. Most of the concepts still apply.
On Sep 18, 2007, at 5:23 PM, Liaqat Ali wrote:
Hello All
I m new to the field of Information Retrieval and now working to
develop search engine for language like Arabic and Urdu. Kindly
guide me in this regard that how can Lucene be utilized for this
purpose.
Can anybody tell me exactly what I should do to design a search
engine from the scratch using Lucene.
Liaqat Ali
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