Hey all!
Im interested in intersecting two indices. Or more exactly, I only want
those terms of index A that also occur in index B.
How could i do that (efficiently)?
Sebastian.
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I am trying to think through the approach I should take to build my blog using
lucene (see thread above "Searching Textile Documents").
As you can see from that thread, I am thinking of making the body of my
"Document" a coded form of text which ultimately gets translated into html.
So I am cu
: Im interested in intersecting two indices. Or more exactly, I only want
: those terms of index A that also occur in index B.
:
: How could i do that (efficiently)?
look at the TermEnum class, and the IndexReader.terms() method. It
iterates over the Terms in order. If you open a reader for eac
Hi all,
I wonder how to highlight the searched word when full-text searching
performed based on Lucene.
At the indexing stage, the contents of a original file is regarded as a FIELD
of a Lucene document:
private static void indexFile(File file, IndexWriter idxWriter)
throws IOException {
Hi,
I am stumped. I can't seem to get word docs indexed. I have tried both
POI and textmining libraries to little or no real affect.
I dump the doc files into a text file with the same variable I use in
the Lucene doc.add(Field.UnStored("content", textStr));| and they look
fine in the file. Ho