: lucene-2.0.0/src/demo/org/apache/lucene/demo/SearchFiles.java (line 147)
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: I am not sure where they are getting the "path". How are they inserting it
: into the index?
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: Basically, I am trying to index the contents of the files, and the
: filesystem written date. Therefore, I started to cre
Sorry for the confusion all.
The code i am talking about is, the lucene-2.0 API
Document doc = hits.doc(i);
String path = doc.get("path");
lucene-2.0.0/src/demo/org/apache/lucene/demo/SearchFiles.java (line 147)
I am not sure where they are getting the "path". How are they inserting it
into t
: No, I am talking about the Lucene Examples (not from LIA).
you're going to need to be more specific about what you mean ... what is
the exact location of the file where you are seeing the "Example" in
question? ... is it a URL? is it a file from a release you downloaded?
what is the URL of the
No, I am talking about the Lucene Examples (not from LIA).
On 9/16/06, Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you talking about the LIA example code? The sample data gets
indexed using the Ant task, which automatically adds a "path"
field for every document. You'll see the document h
Are you talking about the LIA example code? The sample data gets
indexed using the Ant task, which automatically adds a "path"
field for every document. You'll see the document handler mentioned
in the LIA build.xml file as well as the code for it in the code
download.
Erik
While looking at the example's Index and Search code, I have noticed in the
search, there is a :
out.println (doc.get ("path"));
I am not sure how is "path" is getting into the index. If you take a look at
the Index code, there is no mention of "path". My question are: what is this
path (I know
