Hi,
Thanks for your reply,
The actual problem is when the user is entering data in a textfield, the
suggession list should come below the textfield, so when the character 'l'
is entered, the suggessions should come as starts with 'l' and if he entered
the full word say 'library ' and then he giv
Hi,
Thanks for your replies,
please go to this link for the actual problem
http://www.nabble.com/SpanFirstQuery-is-not-taking-wildcard-characters-(like-*)-as-a-logical-operator-for-the-preffix-td20719556.html#a20719556
http://www.nabble.com/SpanFirstQuery-is-not-taking-wildcard-characters-(like
Hi
Can anyone tell me what the latest stable release is?
http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html doesn't say.
Thanks,
- Chris
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Ummm ...
I know it because there was an email sent to this list on 11-Oct
saying "Release 2.4.0 of Lucene is now available!". Doesn't explicily
say stable, but that is the implication.
I'm not sure about any convention but it seems a fair bet.
--
Ian.
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 11:32 AM, Chris
I am using Lucene v2.4. I am indexing files from various folder and i have
to maintain a bookmark of what i have last indexed in each folder.
Initially i thought to save the state in each respective folder. Index
Wrtier always has documents in memory and it commits in a intervals. In an
unexp
I'm a bit confused about what exactly is stored in folder and index
and database, but how about you store the bookmark information in the
same lucene index that you are using for the file data. One lucene
document per folder, with fields something like
folder: /some/dir/somewhere
bookmark: some_b
Hi Vlad,
I believe you can achieve this using the function package (i.e.
Function Queries, org.apache.lucene.search.function).The other
thing that comes to mind is, if you don't truly need the bit mask for
other things, is to encode it into the Field as a boost value. This
may be com
My application is similar to google or msn desktop but the data would be
voluminous. Some set of files are there in each folder and new files could
be added to this folder. I have to pick the new one and index it. I could
very well add some fields like folder name, filename, modified datetime et
Hi,
I'm a newbie with Lucene and I started some testing with Lucene 2.2.0.
I developed my own Analyser and my own Filter based on examples found here,
that is:
public class DiacriticAnalyser extends GermanAnalyzer {
@Override
public TokenStream tokenStream(String fieldName, Reader reade
2.4.0.
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Ian.
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Chris Bamford
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Can anyone tell me what the latest stable release is?
> http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html doesn't say.
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Chris
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Not sure if it's a fit here, but the 2.9 (not yet released) release of
Lucene allows you to specify metadata when you call commit, ie
commit(String userData).
This way each commit point can record "something" application specific
to describe it.
Mike
Ganesh wrote:
My application is si
Thanks Ian.
Is that the convention - the top of the list on
http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html is always the latest
stable release - or do you know that by some other means?
Cheers,
- Chris
Ian Lea wrote:
2.4.0.
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Ian.
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Chris Bamford
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Hi,
I'm going to index some documents only with known phrases. Let me describe:
Suppose that I have a controlled vocabulary of phrases (A list of some
candidate phrases). I intend to
index ONLY these phrases within my documents and have a retrieval model
(for example simple VS-TF.IDF) that each
Hi,
I'm having an issue with PhraseQuery in which a query for the phrase
"information technology" has among of its matches the strings "information,
technology" and "information. Technology", which should not be considered
as matches.
Both StopAnalyzer StandardAnalyzer removes non-letter charact
I suggest you write your own analyzer that doesn't remove non-letter
characters at index time. There might be one out there already, but
not that I can think of off hand.
Instead of leaving the non-letters in place you might consider doing
something with position increments. I think that would pr
Hi,
I'm going to index some documents only with known phrases. Let me describe:
Suppose that I have a controlled vocabulary(a list of some known
phrases/words). I intend to
index ONLY these phrases within my documents and have a retrieval model
(for example simple VS-TF.IDF). In way, each index
Hi all,
I want to safely delete documents from my index. There is an URL field
that specifies where the document came from.
I'm using something like this:
indexwriter.deleteDocuments(new Term("URL", myURL));
(inspired by the Lucene in Action Book, page 35.)
I'm uncertain whether this is
There has been several discussions on this list on how to create an
"auto complete" feature. What solution fits best for you depends on
your needs and the behavior of your users, i.e. what sort of documents
it is your index contains and what part of the documents your users
are searching fo
It works exactly as it does when you search of that term.
Review in your index creation, if you store it without analyzing it
(Index.UN_TOKENIZED), it will only match that document when you have an
exact URL.
It's possible that the URL is not unique enought in your domain, there is no
other uniqu
You could use a "reverse" stop-word filter.
The straight "StopFilter" actually removes the keywords that match with a
given Set of words, you could do the reverse logic of that an remove ALL
keywords that doesn't match that Set.
Take a look at StopFilter and StandardAnalyzer ;)
On Fri, Nov 28, 2
Yes, It's good to filter words but suppose that my controlled vocabulary
contains synonyms and etc.Exactly, I want to supervise on indexing process.
Thank you very much.
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To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
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