Re: indexing numeric entities?

2004-10-12 Thread Damian Gajda
Yes You need to parse the entities Yourself. I implemented an HTML
entity parser as a part of http://objectledge.org project. You may use
it if it will fit Your needs. It is in a ledge-components project
module. See http://objectledge.org/modules/ledge-components/index.html

Have fun,
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RE: indexing numeric entities?

2004-10-12 Thread Patel, Viral


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Subject: Re: indexing numeric entities?


Yes You need to parse the entities Yourself. I implemented an HTML
entity parser as a part of http://objectledge.org project. You may use
it if it will fit Your needs. It is in a ledge-components project
module. See http://objectledge.org/modules/ledge-components/index.html

Have fun,
-- 
Damian Gajda
Caltha Sp. j.
http://www.caltha.pl/




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Re: indexing numeric entities?

2004-10-07 Thread Daan Hoogland
Daan Hoogland wrote:

Daan Hoogland wrote:

  

Hello,

Does anyone do indexeing of numeric entities for japanese characters? I 
have (non-x)html containing those entities and need to index and search 
them.


 



Can the CJKAnalyzer index a string like #9679;#20837;#31038;? It 
seems to be ignored completely when used with the demo. There was talk 
on this list of fixes for the demo HTMLParser, do these adres this 
issue? When I look ate the code it seems that the entities should have 
been interpreted before indexing. What am I missing?

Any comment please?
Or a pointer to a howto for dumm^H^H^H^H^H westerners?
  

Indexing the attached document using the HTMLParser demo and the 
CJKAnalyzer, only the term japan is found in the content. This is not 
correct, is it?
Should I convert the entities by hand?


thanks,


  




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Re: indexing numeric entities?

2004-10-07 Thread Daan Hoogland
maybe inline?

html xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
 head
  titlejapan/title
 /head
 body bgcolor=#FF alink=black
  p

#12501;#12451;#12540;#12523;#12489;#12469;#12540;#12499;#12473;#12456;#12531;#12472;#12491;#12450;

  /p

/html

Indexing the above document using the HTMLParser demo and the 
CJKAnalyzer, only the term japan is found in the content. This is not 
correct, is it?
Should I convert the entities by hand?


Sorry for the mess I send before.


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