If I recall correctly the highlighter also has an analyzer passed to
it. Ensure that this is the same one as well.
Matt
m.harig wrote:
Thanks erick ,
It works fine , if i use the (code snippet found from nabble) same
analyzer for both indexing & querying .
But the highlighter has gone f
Thanks erick ,
It works fine , if i use the (code snippet found from nabble) same
analyzer for both indexing & querying .
But the highlighter has gone for plural words. Hope i need to search more ,
i'll come back to you once if i can't find out. Thanks again erick.
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thanks erick ,
A little more information would help here.1> Are you using the same analyzer
at both index and query time?
no . sorry , am using StandardAnalyzer at the index time , during querying
am using the code snippet found from nabble.
2> Assuming <1> is "yes", did you re-index your data
A little more information would help here.1> Are you using the same analyzer
at both index and query time?
2> Assuming <1> is "yes", did you re-index your data after you created this
analyzer?
3> What are the results of query.toString()? Looking at that might help you
pinpoint what's going on.
4> H
