DO NOT REPLY [Bug 7710] - Wildcard query only accepts 1 or more characters for prefixes (not 0 or more)

2002-04-04 Thread bugzilla
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Re: Lucene Sandbox now official

2002-04-04 Thread Andrew C. Oliver
I'd like access please to begin work on the application extensions. I am a Lucene committer. Peter: As far as contribution versus project - thats some weird logic in distinguishing the two. Anyhow, a discussion on the semantics would be very boring for me. The application extensions are

Re: Lucene Sandbox now official

2002-04-04 Thread Erik Hatcher
How will committers to this new repository be selected? I would like to have commit access to contribute my Lucene indexing Ant task as well as possibly a webapp that interfaces with an index. And I would, of course, maintain as best I could. Erik - Original Message - From: Peter

Re: Lucene Sandbox now official

2002-04-04 Thread Otis Gospodnetic
Peter, Does everyone agree on that we should following this structure and naming convention? jakarta-lucene-sandbox/README.txt jakarta-lucene-sandbox/LICENSE.txt jakarta-lucene-sandbox/index.html jakarta-lucene-sandbox/CHANGES.txt jakarta-lucene-sandbox/contributions/CHANGES.txt

DO NOT REPLY [Bug 7710] - Wildcard query only accepts 1 or more characters for prefixes (not 0 or more)

2002-04-04 Thread bugzilla
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Re: Lucene Sandbox now official

2002-04-04 Thread Andrew C. Oliver
+1 Otis Gospodnetic wrote: Peter, Does everyone agree on that we should following this structure and naming convention? jakarta-lucene-sandbox/README.txt jakarta-lucene-sandbox/LICENSE.txt jakarta-lucene-sandbox/index.html jakarta-lucene-sandbox/CHANGES.txt

Document Scoring

2002-04-04 Thread Melissa Mifsud
Hi, I've been going through Lucene's code for days now and I'm puzzled as to how the scoring works. The scoring is ultimately performed by the Scorer which in turn uses the Similarity class. The Similiarity class needs the docFreq(Term t) amd maxDoc() methods. It calls these methods

Re: Document Scoring

2002-04-04 Thread Dmitry Serebrennikov
Now, the class IndexSearcher, which extends Searcher, refers back to the IndexReader. Here is the puzzling part: The method docFreq(Term t) and the method maxDoc() are both declared abstract in IndexReader. Faced with this question, I was obliged to check out how it was done in the