Thanks for your advice Doron. I've tried changing to one indexing thread
(instead of 5) but still get the same problem. can't figure out why this
happens.
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How to parse this kind of query?
COM(2006) 0001
I plan to make lucene (and nutch) a key element in an intranet
solution, but I only know about lucene what I've read in the last
couple of days.
Here's what I'd like opinions about.
I would like to build a single point of access to data on intranet web
pages and LAN shared documents.
I've
If I want to sort on a field that doesn't exist in all documents in my
index, can I have a default value for documents which lack that field (e.g.
MAXINT or 0)?
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How to parse this query COM(2005) 0123 in LukeAll?
I have this result cocnumber: com
On Jul 11, 2006, at 8:57 AM, WATHELET Thomas wrote:
How to parse this query COM(2005) 0123 in LukeAll?
I have this result cocnumber: com
Your question is not clear. But I'm always happy to lend a hand...
Try the query:
COM\(2005\) 0123
Parentheses are special characters with
I have an index with this field:
stored/uncompressed,indexed,tokenizeddocnumber:SEC(2006) 0350.
I'm using LukeAll to query myIndex and when I try to search in the
docnumber field with this query COM\(2005\) 0123 in the query detail
panel I retrive this: docnumber:sec ()
Do you know LukeAll?
Could you provide a bit more information? What's important or not about this
query? And how does that import relate to what you've indexed?
In other words, what do you *want* it to mean?
Best
Erick
There is a separate user mailing list for poi. Use it.
There are three jar files. Check the scratchpad jar. You have to send in
a FileInputStream(not the filename) as an argument to the WordExtractor
class.
suba suresh.
mcarcelen wrote:
Hi all!
I´m working with poi-bin-3.0-alpha2-20060616
I can answer a few of these. If you haven't yet, you'd do yourself a favor
to pick up the book Lucene in Action. It's written to the 1.4 code-base,
the examples compile but give deprecated warnings for the 1.9 code base, and
need a few more tweaks for the 2.0 code base.
Also, download a copy of
Thanks suba
Sorry
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De: Suba Suresh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: martes, 11 de julio de 2006 15:51
Para: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Asunto: Re: Lucene WordExtractor
There is a separate user mailing list for poi. Use it.
There are three jar files. Check the
On Jul 11, 2006, at 9:28 AM, WATHELET Thomas wrote:
I have an index with this field:
stored/uncompressed,indexed,tokenizeddocnumber:SEC(2006) 0350.
I'm using LukeAll to query myIndex and when I try to search in the
docnumber field with this query COM\(2005\) 0123 in the query detail
panel I
What tokenizer did you use to index the document number? Just about all
tokenizers split on spaces, so you'd have indexed this as at least two
separate terms because of the space before the 0350. I'd really recommend
downloading a copy of Luke so you can examine your index and see exactly
what
Ok now I have UN_TOKENIZED this field and now in LUKE I see the entire
term(SEC(2006) 0123) instead before I only see SEC.
And the wonderfull thing now that it's working.
Thank's a lot to Erik and Erick.
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From: Erick Erickson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 July 2006
Hello,
I am working on an application similar to google books which allows
searching on documents which represent a scanned page. Of course, one
might search for a phrase starting at the end of one page and ending at
the beginning of the next one. In this case I do not know how I might
treat
Thanks for the info both of you. Of course Lucene obeys Murphy's law that
the missing ones appear first when you reverse sort, which is what Murphy's
law says you want to do.
Does solr have a custom build of Lucene in it, or is the functionality
required to required to get the missing ones to
On 7/11/06, Rob Staveley (Tom) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info both of you. Of course Lucene obeys Murphy's law that
the missing ones appear first when you reverse sort, which is what Murphy's
law says you want to do.
Does solr have a custom build of Lucene in it, or is the
I can't thank you enough, Yonik :-)
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From: Yonik Seeley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 July 2006 18:05
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Missing fields used for a sort
On 7/11/06, Rob Staveley (Tom) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info both of
Oh, and here is how Solr uses it to construct the correct lucene Sort objects:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/solr/trunk/src/java/org/apache/solr/search/Sorting.java?view=markup
-Yonik
http://incubator.apache.org/solr Solr, the open-source Lucene search server
Hey Everyone,
I've had success in the past creating my own
SortComparatorSources and ScoreDocComparators (basing
my code on sec 6.1 from LIA); however, I'm starting to
run into some performance issues with large indexes.
When I started to probe deeper it seems that
enumerating through the
On 7/11/06, Rob Staveley (Tom) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't thank you enough, Yonik :-)
send money G.
Is there a RangeQuery equivalent that can query date range on two
different fields?
Term startTerm = new Term(startDate, 20060710);
Term endTerm = new Term(endDate, 20060711);
RangeQuery q = new RangeQuery(startTerm, endTerm, true);
I can think of several approaches, but the experts will no doubt show me up
G..
1 index the entire book as a single document. Also, index the beginning and
ending offset of each page in separate documents. Assuming you can find
the offset in the big doc of each matching phrase, you can also find
I've tried changing to one indexing thread
(instead of 5) but still get the same problem. can't figure out why this
happens.
The program as listed seems to accesss an existing index - since 'create'
is always false for both 'FSDirectory.getDirectoy(,)' and 'new
IndexWriter(,,)'. Perhaps an old
On 7/11/06, Erick Erickson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can answer a few of these. If you haven't yet, you'd do yourself a favor
to pick up the book Lucene in Action. It's written to the 1.4 code-base,
the examples compile but give deprecated warnings for the 1.9 code base, and
need a few more
On 7/12/06, Steven Rowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tomi NA wrote:
I wish people would start selling .pdf books online... :(
Your wish is granted:
http://www.manning.com/hatcher2/
Wow, that was fast! Thanks for the link.
Then there's IndexMergeTool which I haven't used, but looks
Hi,
A new project that I am investigating lucene for needs the Parts of
speech information for the tokens. I can get that
information using NLP techniques (GATE etc.), by pre processing the
documents but I would like to store that
information in the Indices. Something along the lines of
Hi,
can we ever add the WordNet Synonym-Index to an other Index.?
I think this is a bit painful process.
For now, I retrieve the Synonyms of the words from the Search-Query and
hence reform the Search-Query.
Will the AddIndexes(indexes) do this for us? Does the Merged Index give
meaningful
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