It is up to you as the developer embedding Lucene to put whatever kind of interface you want on it. To index local files leverage some of the code I have put in my java.net articles, or use the Ant <index> task that resides in the sandbox repository, or write your own. How you present the search results will be up to you and the needs of your project.
Erik
On Jan 28, 2004, at 7:44 AM, Sebastian Fey wrote:
hi,
my task is to implement a search engine to a documentation in HTML. the files are not online but local.
But the "getting started" guide at lucene-home just explains howto set up lucene with tomcat. (ive never set up a webserver)
I was able to create an index of my files, but now the web-frontend is missing. I think its in the luceneweb.war, right?
So, my qustion, how can i use lucene local? Can someone provide a html-frontend?
thx in advance,
Sebastian
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