Yes, you can use just the Analysis part. For instance, I use this for
http://www.simpy.com and I believe we also have this in the Lucene book
as part of the source code package:
/**
* Gets Tokens extracted from the given text, using the specified
Analyzer.
*
* @param analyzer the <code>Analyzer</code> to use
* @param text the text to analyze
* @param field the field to pass to the Analyzer for tokenization
* @return an array of <code>Token</code>s
* @exception IOException if an error occurs
*/
public static Token[] getTokens(Analyzer analyzer, String text,
String field)
throws IOException
{
TokenStream stream = analyzer.tokenStream(field, new
StringReader(text));
ArrayList tokenList = new ArrayList();
while (true) {
Token token = stream.next();
if (token == null)
break;
tokenList.add(token);
}
return (Token[]) tokenList.toArray(new Token[0]);
}
Otis
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> Is there a way to use Lucene stemming and stop word removal without
> using the rest of the tool? I am downloading the code now, but I
> imagine the answer might be deeply burried. I would like to be able
> to send in a phrase and get back a collection of keywords if
> possible.
>
> I am thinking of using an intermediary solution before moving fully
> to Lucene. I don't have time to spend a month making a carefully
> tested, administratable Lucene solution for my site yet, but I intend
> to do so over time. Funny thing is the Lucene code likely would only
> take up a couple hundred of lines, but integration and administration
> would take me much more time.
>
> In the meantime, I am thinking I could use perhaps Lucene steming and
> parsing of words, then stick each search word along with the
> associated primary key in an indexed MySql table. Each record I
> would need to do this to is small with maybe only average 15 userful
> words. I would be able to have an in-database solution though
> ranking, etc would not exist. This is better then the exact word
> searching i have currently which is really bad.
>
> By the way, MySql 4.1.1 has some Lucene type handling, but it too
> does not have stemming and I am sure it is very slow compaired to
> Lucene. Cpanel is still stuck on MySql 4.0.* so many people would
> not have access to even this basic ability in production systems for
> some time yet.
>
> JohnE
>
>
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