Could you provide your test case code as well as the full stack trace
of the error you're receiving?
Erik
On Apr 2, 2005, at 9:13 AM, Gusenbauer Stefan wrote:
I'm writing a little application and therefore I've implemented unit
tests. There i've a method to test my removeindex method, th
Gusenbauer Stefan wrote:
I'm writing a little application and therefore I've implemented unit
tests. There i've a method to test my removeindex method, the problem
is can't delete the cfs file. When i try to delete it manually it
works. But within the tests the method cannot delete this file. I'
I'm writing a little application and therefore I've implemented unit
tests. There i've a method to test my removeindex method, the problem is
can't delete the cfs file. When i try to delete it manually it works.
But within the tests the method cannot delete this file. I've searched
through my c
Hello,
EH> What about handling BooleanQuery's nested within a BooleanQuery?
EH> You'll need some recursion.
thanks for all hints, i've re-coded the method to handle nested
BooleanQueries
EH> Could you share that filter with the community?
Of course, the code is in the attachment
>> // The fi
>>Stemming doesn't have to produce intelligible words
True, yes this should be fine for general search requirements.
However, the code presented does make some attempt to produce
intelligible words eg parties=party unlike Porter stemmer's parties=parti
Does this make it a "lemmatizer"?
This is a f
mark harwood wrote:
Just ran this method on 4500 words ending in "s" in my
index and results looks good but I'm tempted to remove
this line:
!word.endsWith("ses") )
With it removed I saw 3 oddities moses=mose gases=gase
viruses=viruse but I got 100+ extra stems that were
OK:
Stemming d
I've also been getting this error very rarely on a production system
with lots of search queries. The system is Fedora 1 using ext3. It
happens in the call to IndexReader.getCurrentVersion(indexPath). I
think it happens when the separate indexing process is running or has
just run (from a separa
On Saturday 02 April 2005 10:29, Kristian Ottosen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have really been pulling out hair for a while over this. The problem only
> occur using FSDirectory on some Linux system (some Debian, Suse and Redhat -
> but not all) and never under Windows, Solaris or Mac OS X.
>
> What h
Just ran this method on 4500 words ending in "s" in my
index and results looks good but I'm tempted to remove
this line:
!word.endsWith("ses") )
With it removed I saw 3 oddities moses=mose gases=gase
viruses=viruse but I got 100+ extra stems that were
OK:
accesses=access
addresses=ad
Hello,
I have really been pulling out hair for a while over this. The problem only
occur using FSDirectory on some Linux system (some Debian, Suse and Redhat -
but not all) and never under Windows, Solaris or Mac OS X.
What happens is that Lucene for some reason tries to read a segment which
was
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