Perhaps for privacy reasons? that only specific users should be able to
search the whole index.
Is there a best practice approach to realize this?
Good point. But I still think you could get the same effect with less
complexity by including a "source" tag (to extend the example) and munging
hi,
>
> I'm hardly the lucene expert, but I don't think you can search just a
> portion of the index. But that's effectively what you're doing if you
> restrict the search to "son and.".
I think there is also the possibility to write a custom search filter
(org.apache.lucene.search.Filter), an
Shagheyegh:
I'm hardly the lucene expert, but I don't think you can search just a
portion of the index. But that's effectively what you're doing if you
restrict the search to "son and.".
However, depending on your problem space, you could build separate indexes.
To continue the example, you
Thank you Erick,
You are right! Lucene searches the Index not directories, but in this way we
search the whole index and just add a new constraint(e.g. files path) to match
proper results. Is there a way to not to search the whole index and just some
branches of an index without using constraint
I'm a little confused. What does a directory have to do with searching? You
can certainly build the *index* from files in a directory, but Lucene
doesn't search files themselves, it searches the *index* built from the
files.
If I'm interpreting your problem correctly, you'll have to build an inde
Hi all,
I'm a new user of Lucene and wanted to know if Lucne can search multiple data
directories which these directories do not have similar parent?
e.g. I have a directory named "father" and i have a subDirectory called "son"
and i have another directory called "mother" with a subDirectory cal
