Hello,
I downloaded the lucene source and have been trying to build using
ant. I am getting the following error message:
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Buildfile: build.xml
init:
javacc_check:
compile:
[javacc]
I'm rather partial to Jini for distributed systems, but I agree that
JXTA would definitely be the way to go on this type of peer-to-peer
scenario.
Scott
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I'll be doing something very similar some time in the next 12 months for
the project I'm working on. I'll be more
Hi Materna:
Thanks for your help. I created the build.properties file and that did
not fix the problem. Turns out my JAVA_HOME env variable was pointing
to a version that was not 'native_threads' enabled. I looked around
and found one that was and could compile successfully.
Thanks again.
Nita
I want to do something similiar with Lucene, but I
don't know how to approach it. I thought maybe
keeping the first hashmap as is, and building a
Directory in lucene that replaces the master Hashmap.
When I get hits back from lucene I look them up in
the first hashmap, and return those.
If
There is a book by Wrox called Professional JSP Site Design (I think) that has
a chapter on searching and it mentions Lucene, but its coverage on Lucene is
*VERY* thin. I wouldn't recommend this book for learning Lucene.
I have an article on Lucene to appear in December's Java Developer's
Craig
I do not subscribe to Java Developer's Journal. Are the articles online? Or
could it be posted here after the article is published?
Thanks,
Dave Kendig
There is a book by Wrox called Professional JSP Site Design (I think)
that has a chapter on searching and it mentions Lucene, but
Once they are published I will list them on the Lucene resource page.
Otis
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Otis,
I would like to read your articles . Is it possible ?
Thanks,
William.
From: Otis Gospodnetic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To:
JDJ usually makes their articles available online, but I'm not really sure how
that works or when they'll be online. I'll keep everyone posted.
David Kendig wrote:
Craig
I do not subscribe to Java Developer's Journal. Are the articles online? Or
could it be posted here after the article
Craig Walls wrote:
There is a book by Wrox called Professional JSP Site Design (I think) that has
a chapter on searching and it mentions Lucene, but its coverage on Lucene is
*VERY* thin. I wouldn't recommend this book for learning Lucene.
I have an article on Lucene to appear in December's
[gasp] No, I'm not in marketing? Why do you ask?
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
Craig Walls wrote:
There is a book by Wrox called Professional JSP Site Design (I think) that has
a chapter on searching and it mentions Lucene, but its coverage on Lucene is
*VERY* thin. I wouldn't recommend this
You sell your article so well ;-)
Craig Walls wrote:
[gasp] No, I'm not in marketing? Why do you ask?
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
Craig Walls wrote:
There is a book by Wrox called Professional JSP Site Design (I think) that has
a chapter on searching and it mentions Lucene, but its
Yeah, I got the joke after I replied to your e-mail. (Sorry, I'm a bit slow today)
Don't get me wrong, I really like my article and I'm really proud of it (and the PDF
they sent me of it looks fantastic!)...It's just that since I wrote the thing much time
has passed and I've learned more about
On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Konrad Scherer wrote:
In French you have 6 words (me, te, se, le/la , ne, de) where the e is
replaced with an apostrophe when the following word starts with a vowel.
For example me aider becomes m'aider. Currently Lucene indexes m'aider,
s'aider, n'aider as different
Alng these same lines, has anyone developed a Spanish filter? I have looked
but have not turned anything up.
Justin
-Original Message-
From: Joshua O'Madadhain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 4:00 PM
To: Lucene Users List
Cc: Joshua Rhys Taliesin
There are a number of contractions in English that could be affected if
you're using the apostrophe as a marker, e.g.: isn't, wouldn't, I'd, he's,
hasn't. (Granted, these are often considered stop words.) Thus, I think
that your idea of incorporating this change into a French filter, rather
I'm trying to get our query syntax mapped into the QueryParsers Syntax.
I have two ideas for approaching this.
1.) I could try to do this externally to Lucene. I could just take my
queries and filter them into lucene queries.
2.) However, I have an idea that I might be able th modify the the
I've also been working on the idea of a Generic Query Markup Language
(QML), that describes any search query in XML format, this allows one to
use a SAX Parser or and XSLT transform to process one query syntax into
another syntax by mapping them both to the XML format and back.
My idea is that
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