Hi,
whitespace analyzer would be ideal for your requirement.
On Sat, Nov 16, 2013 at 1:51 AM, raghavendra.k@barclays.com wrote:
Hi,
I implemented my Lucene solution using StandardAnalyzer for both indexing
and searching. While testing, I noticed that special characters such as
Hi,
I am trying to deploy is a tiny Lucene-based application in the Google App
Engine (GAE). When I test run it on my machine (using the GAE SDK), I get
the following error when I call IndexSearcher.search() in my code. Has any
one run into this before?
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Thank you very much, Eric.
WhitespaceAnalyzer is going pretty well. I am now trying to search for values
with special characters that need escaping for Lucene, but facing some issues.
I have used the QueryParser.escape() method in the past with StandardAnalyzer
and it worked fine. But now with
The solution clicked to me as soon as I sent the email :)
The problem was that I was enclosing the search text with double quotes (for
PhraseQuery) before providing it to QueryParser and it was getting messed up as
double quotes is one of the special characters for Lucene and I guess even the
Yes, BlockTreeTermsWriter uses freezeTail to figure out where to draw
the lines for assigning terms to blocks, but to build the trie terms
index it builds a separate FST, by adding in each block's prefix (it
doesn't use the FST's builder pruning to create the trie).
Mike McCandless
Hi,
Google App Engine is (like Android) not 100% Java compliant, as it only
provides a subset of the official (and mandatory) Java API.
Uwe
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From: Goutham
Hi All,
Could any one please suggest if it is possible to perform Leading and / or
trailing wildcard searches using WhitespaceAnalyzer?
As noted below, WhitespaceAnalyzer works well for my cause, but I need to
support wildcard searches. Initial results prove that it isn't possible.
BTW, I
Hi All,
Sorry to repeat this question from my previous mail chain, but I am hoping the
modified subject will catch someone's attention - in case they are familiar
with this situation.
Could any one please suggest if it is possible to perform Leading and / or
trailing wildcard searches
Thanks for the heads up, Uwe!
Which (free) java web app hosting service do people generally prefer when
they want to use Lucene as a component?
On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 2:46 AM, Uwe Schindler u...@thetaphi.de wrote:
Hi,
Google App Engine is (like Android) not 100% Java compliant, as it only
The presence of a wildcard character causes the query parser to completely
skip analysis for that term.
You, the writer of the query terms, need to manually simulate all the the
work that the analyzer does when a wildcard is present in a term.
What does your query actually look like, and
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