Re: Stopwords in Exact phrase

[Erik Hatcher]

On Oct 27, 2004, at 3:36 PM, Ravi wrote:
 Is there way to include stopwords in an exact phrase search? For
example, when I search on Melbourne IT, Lucene only searches for
Melbourne ignoring IT.
But you want stop words removed for general term queries?
Have a look at how Nutch does its thing - it has a very similar type of 
situation where it deals with common terms differently if they are in a 
phrase.

There are other choices - use a different analyzer, and if you want 
that used only for phrase queries you can override QueryParser and its 
getFieldQuery method.

Erik
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Re: Stopwords in Exact phrase

[Justin Swanhart]

your analyzer will have removed the stopword when you indexed your documents, so
lucene won't be able to do this for you.

You will need to implement a second pass over the results returned by lucene and
check to see if the stopword is included, perhaps with String.indexOf()


On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 14:36:14 -0500, Ravi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Is there way to include stopwords in an exact phrase search? For
 example, when I search on Melbourne IT, Lucene only searches for
 Melbourne ignoring IT.
 
 Thanks,
 Ravi.
 
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