2.9 has fixed this bug (IndexReader.reopen failing to carry over the
index divisor to newly opened segments).
One workaround is to simply use reopen(), knowing that for the new
segments it's loading all your terms, but realizing that the new
segments are usually very small so the added memory usag
Well... you can use oal.index.IndexFileNameFilter.getFilter() to
filter for only the Lucene index files, or, you could filter for the
additional files you know you've placed in the index directory?
The motivation for this change was that Directory is the wrong place
to have "smarts" about what is
Hi all,
Am using Java Lucene through web.
When i execute through Netbeans, its working well. My problem is:
It is displaying the list of links that points to documents containing the
query string. But when i click the link the document[notepad document] is not
opening. But if i right click
looks like it, thanks!
but if I index multiple copies of the same value, ie: myfield:a,a,b
and search with myfield:(a or b)
or perhaps myfield:(a or a or b)
will I be able to tell the difference? is this apparently duplicate data
kept as part of the query? (I'd like to be able to do this too)
Thanks Ian. There are some issues with my code.
I am using almost 40 fields only two fields, requires update one will be
updated by background thread and other by the User. I am using Lucene as my
database. I am reopening reader at constant interval. The problem is when
background thread and t
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Mathias Bank wrote:
> Well, it could be a facet search, if there would be tags available but
> if you just wanna have a "tag cloud" generated by full-text, I don't
> see how a facet search could help to generate this cloud.
> Unfortunatelly, I don't have tags in my
Well, it could be a facet search, if there would be tags available but
if you just wanna have a "tag cloud" generated by full-text, I don't
see how a facet search could help to generate this cloud.
Unfortunatelly, I don't have tags in my data. What I need is the
information, what are the most used
