Hi Kajal,
Could you please tell me how did you implement search on your intranet? I
would like to know the steps.
Thanks Regards,
Murthy
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:kbharwada;eq-technologic.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 10:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kajal,
Index the date fields using Field.Keyword, and use a DateFilter to limit
the results you need.
Regards,
Kelvin
On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 14:33:43 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I would like to implement a search with date range. Can anyone
explain how
do i go about implementing this. I
Could u please elaborate on using Field.Keyword. An elaborate explanation
will be really helpful. I need to implement the date functionality in the
next half an hours time and submit.
Thanks,
Kajal
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http://www.jobcentreonline.com
This is an online employment search and application site developed
for the Northern Ireland Department for Education and Learning
(http://www.delni.gov.uk/).
Lucene is used to hold and search cross referenced indexes of
available vacancies, vacancy groups and
where do you get the URL? Is this a field you have stored in lucene, or are
you building the URL yourself?
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From: Brian Cuttler [mailto:brian;wadsworth.org]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 4:12 PM
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Subject: Re: Implement
Brian,
This is a tomcat config issue. In the server.xml file in the config
directory is where the port that tomcat listens. If you are not using
apache with Tomcat then you can have tomcat listen directly to port 80
by changing where it says 8080 to 80.
If you are using Apache, then you have
Hi Kelvin,
Could you please tell me the steps how to implement search engine for the
intranet site with Lucene. I have gone through the documentation at the
site.
This is a starting problem for me.
Thanks Regards,
Murthy
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From: Kelvin Tan
Hi Kajal,
When you create you document, create a date field. The data you put in
that date field will be a Field.Keyword(dateString)
Note when you convert the date to a string, make sure that it is in the
format MMdd
Then you can use the built-in query parser range search tokens [ ].
So
I have XML documents that I indexed using Lucene with ISOGEN's XML package. I
am unable to get the date search working properly. First let me describe how
I set things up. The document has these fields.
Temporal_Coverage
Start_Date1968-01-01/Start_Date
If you are going to use the DateFilter method, you should use the
DateField.dateToString to format your dates when they get added to your
document.
--Peter
On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at 07:47 AM, David Kendig wrote:
I have XML documents that I indexed using Lucene with ISOGEN's XML
Peter,
Brian,
This is a tomcat config issue. In the server.xml file in the config
directory is where the port that tomcat listens. If you are not using
apache with Tomcat then you can have tomcat listen directly to port 80
by changing where it says 8080 to 80.
If you are using
This looks great John,
The site looks useful and well organized. It reminds me a little of
flipdog, one of my favorite job hunting interfaces.
However, in order to have us put you on the powered by Lucene website,
you have to have
Powered by Lucene
Where Lucene is the Lucene Logo on the
Peter,
I'm not sure if I'm doing it right, but I use a Text Field (rather than
Keyword) for my (string-based) date which allows me to use wildcards (such
as date:200210* for all documents published in October) as well as range
queries (like date:[20021001 - 20021031]. Does that make sense?
Hi Terry,
I think since you are using a different method, i.e. MMdd format
instead of DateField.dateToString it should work fine.
I think that the main difference is that DateField also includes the
time, where your format only includes the actual day.
If you are using the DateField, I
I reviewed the demo again(its been a while ;)) and it appears that the
url(s) are relative to how you access the results page. Are you using
http://server:8080/luceneweb/results.jsp to access the results page?
if so, then try http://server/luceneweb/results.jsp - so that it goes though
apache
Charlie,
Yes, you are right on http://server:8080/luceneweb does in fact
produce the URL you provide and is giving the output based on the
context of the Tomcat server.
Here is the point where my ignorance of the processing really shines.
There is no page at http://server:80/luceneweb
Not
Hi,
I am currently starting work on a project that requires indexing and
searching on potentially thousands, maybe tens of thousands, of text
documents.
I'm hoping that someone has a great success story about using Lucene for
a project that required indexing and searching of a large number of
Currently maintaining an index of approx 12 million documents here.
Its about an 11 GB index. Haven't had scalability problems yet, and we have not done
much work toward optimizing things either.
Dan
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From: Tim Jones [mailto:timothy.jones;mongoosetech.com]
hi,
i used lucene as the indexing/search engine on encyclopaedia britannica's cd
products for 2003. the encyclopedia has well over 70,000 articles.
-doug
-Original Message-
From: Tim Jones [mailto:timothy.jones;mongoosetech.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 2:03 PM
To: [EMAIL
Actually, 10k isn't very large. We have indexes with more than 1M
records. It hasn't been a problem.
Scott
Tim Jones wrote:
Hi,
I am currently starting work on a project that requires indexing and
searching on potentially thousands, maybe tens of thousands, of text
documents.
I'm hoping
Our implementation contains 1.4 million documents for a 1 GB index. We use
date sorting and term highlighting with a searcher pool created from the
Jakarta Commons project. Performance is extremely fast.
Jonathan Pace
FedEx Services
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From: Tim Jones
have you looked at the demo?
http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/docs/demo3.html
Charlie
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From: Murthy, Suryanarayana (MED, TCS)
[mailto:Suryanarayana.Murthy;med.ge.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 10:19 AM
To: 'Lucene Users List'
Subject: RE: Urgent
Hi
I thought that you couldn't do date indexing / searching with Lucene. How do
you do it ?
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