OK, thank you for the explanation :)
Gary.
Le 07/09/2011 17:34, Ian Lea a écrit :
There appears to be a mismatch between your usage of KeywordAnalyzer
and PhraseQuery. As the javadoc says, KeywordAnalyzer is generally
used for data like zip codes and product ids, whereas phrase queries
are use
There appears to be a mismatch between your usage of KeywordAnalyzer
and PhraseQuery. As the javadoc says, KeywordAnalyzer is generally
used for data like zip codes and product ids, whereas phrase queries
are used for finding phrases within longer pieces of text.
Adding your whole value as one te
Hi Rick :)
I found the problem but I think It needs explanations.
In the code where the query was created, there was a peace of code as
following :
if(value.contains(" ")){
String[] words = value.split(" ");
PhraseQuery param = new PhraseQuery();
Nothing really jumps out, but here's an idea:
Dump query.toString() and see if it's what you
expect as the parsed query.
And make absolutely sure that the directory you open
in your Java code is the same one you open in Luke. You'd
be amazed how much time I've spent tracking down
mistakes like tha
Hi :)
I have a lucene index with fields analyzed with Keyword Analyzer. In my
java program, I search for a document by creating a query with two
boolean parameters like : +param1:"foo" +param2:"bar"
The query return no result but If I run the same query with Luke, it
returns the result I'm l
