Hi Erik,
Thanks for your reply. Have you tried it on a collection yet? I'd love
the get some of your feedback. I have limited knowledge of the
underlying capabilities of the lucene library, which is a complement to
you, since it was extremely easy to integrate lucene. But I'd like to
get more
Zilverline [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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get more out of lucene, such as incremental indexing, to name one. On
Hello,
as far as I know, the incremental indexing
could be a real bottleneck if you implemented
your system without some knowledge
about Lucene internals.
The respective
On May 28, 2004, at 6:50 AM, Zilverline info wrote:
But I'd love to build a Lucene demo application that is powerful
enough to be used as a foundation for folks to use out-of-the-box.
That's just what I thought. Here's one: http://www.zilverline.org
Michael - zilverline is nicely done! I
Hi Erik,
I've had this running OK from the command line and in Eclipse on XP.
I suspect it might be because you're running a different OS? The Classfinder tries
to split the system property
java.class.path on the ; character but I forgot different OSes have different
seperators.
As for Luke
Hi Mark,
I've had this running OK from the command line and in Eclipse on XP.
I suspect it might be because you're running a different OS? The Classfinder tries
to split the system property
java.class.path on the ; character but I forgot different OSes have different
seperators.
Let me
On May 28, 2004, at 2:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Erik,
I've had this running OK from the command line and in Eclipse on XP.
I suspect it might be because you're running a different OS? The
Classfinder tries to split the system property
java.class.path on the ; character but I forgot
Hi Erik,
Erik Hatcher wrote:
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But I'd love to build a Lucene demo application that is powerful
enough to be used as a foundation for folks to use out-of-the-box.
That's just what I thought. Here's one: http://www.zilverline.org
Erik
I've knocked together this tool which automatically discovers Analyzers on the
classpath and provides a GUI to allow you to try out different Analyzers and see their
effects:
http://www.inperspective.com/lucene/Viewer.zip
This needs JDK1.4 and you'll need to define the classpath to include
Mark,
Nice idea! (I've had this type of thing on my to-do list for the
Lucene demo refactoring that I *promise* I'll eventually get around
to).
I tried to get it to work, though, and was unsuccessful. It did not
show me any Analyzers in the drop down (I have the latest CVS version
of Lucene
