Something like this?
Query query = QueryParser.parse("\"Victor Hugo\" title:Miserables",
"author", new StandardAnalyser();
or
Query query = QueryParser.parse("\"Victor Hugo\" title:Miserables
category:history", "author", new StandardAnalyser();
/victor
----- Original Message -----
From: "Caroline Jen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 1:52 PM
Subject: Rephrase My Question - How To Search Database With More Than One
Pair of Property/Value as Parameters Using Lucene?
> I raised the question two days ago. My question was
> too specific to the application that I have been
> working on. I have decided to re-phrase my question.
>
> People say that Lucene is very flexible. I
> wonder if there is a method signature that would be
> suitable to my needs. Or there are way to go about
> it.
>
> I am using lucene as the searching enging to look
> for articles that are stores in the database.
> It is OKay to search articles in the database using
> "only one" pair of property/value as parameters in a
> method; for example:
>
> ********Property***************Value
>
> *********author************Victor Hugo or .....
> *********title*************Les Miserables or .....
> ********content***************whatever .....
> **********id*********************168
>
> visitors of the web site queries all articles in the
> database by selecting 'author' as the property and
> supply the name of the author (xyz) as value.
>
> I am stuck because I need to pass additonal parameters
> rather than using one pair of property/value as
> parameters -- I have this field "category" in my
> database. I want to search and get all the articles
> written by author(property) with name xyz (value)
> within; say, the HISTORY category. The value of the
> category will be supplied by the application developer
> (NOT BY THE VISITOR of the web site via selecting from
> a drop-down list and fill out the value in the text
> field).
>
> Is there a method signature available in Lucene to
> pass additional parameter as necessary? If not, how
> does Lucene handle this kind of situation. Thanks in
> advance.
>
>
>
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