First, get Luke (google lucene, luke). Use it to open the index created
by the demo (I confess I don't know if the index is a RAMdir or FSDIR.
if it's a RAMdir, find the code in the demo that opens it and change it
to an FSDir). This is important as it'll give you a clue about the
structure of an
Hoss,
Thanks for your reply. You are correct. I am working with the Lucene Demo
and trying to get some traction. But without much luck. Most postings on
the list are way beyond me. I continue to research the literature in order
to find something that will bring me gently forward so that I ca
: Question: how do I go about manipulating the search results? Is it possible
: to "intercept" the listing of HTML pages returned by the Lucene search
: function and modify the report it sends to the screen.
:
: Can this be as simple as adding a line to the Lucene Java code so that
: instead of r
I have managed to download and install Lucene. In addition, I have reached
the point at which I am able to generate an index and run a search. The
search returns a 'raw' list of the HTML pages in which my search term
occurs. . . . chapter17, chapter18, etc.
Question: how do I go about manipulat
