Hi, I've been doing development of my indexer app, which uses StandardAnalyzer on a WIndows machine, and today, I deployed an initial onto a Redhat Linux (RHEL) machine.
On my development machine, I have the files that are being indexed in something like: C:\lucene-devel\files\dir1\xxxxxxx.dat C:\lucene-devel\files\dir1\dir2\yyyyyyyy.dat etc. As mentioned in an earlier thread, when I look at the resulting index on my development system, at the "path" field, I get terms like: xxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyy When I deployed on RHEL today, the files are in: /lucene-devel/files/dir1/xxxxxxxxx.dat /lucene-devel/files/dir1/dir2/yyyyyyyyyy.dat and, the index (using Luke) is showing: dir1/xxxxxxx.dat dir2/yyyyyyyy.dat As best I can tell, what's appearing in the "path" field is: <name_of_dir_above_file>/<filename> vs. (on Windows): <filename> Is this difference because of the StandardAnalyzer processing of "\" for Windows vs. "/" for RHEL? Is there any way to compensate for this difference, so that when i do testing in my development environment I get results that would reflect what happens on RHEL? Thanks, Jim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: java-user-unsubscr...@lucene.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: java-user-h...@lucene.apache.org
