h...have read
http://www.mail-archive.com/lucene-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg00133.html
True (and it's great) that once an IndexReader is open, no actions on the IndexWriter
affect it.
However, if an IndexReader is opened _after_ indexing begins, I suppose it'll throw an
exception?
Appologies for submitting my source code in a rushed manner - but I have been
very busy leading up to my maternity leave. I am about to take leave for
approximately 6 months, but I would like to submit some of the source code I
have developed recently to use Lucene for web sites written in
From: Kelvin Tan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
True (and it's great) that once an IndexReader is open, no
actions on the IndexWriter affect it.
However, if an IndexReader is opened _after_ indexing begins,
I suppose it'll throw an exception? Doesn't it mean that when
indexing is taking
You can now find our package for doing XML indexing with Lucene on the
ISOGEN web site:
http://www.isogen.com/papers/lucene_xml_indexing.html
The package (lucene_xml_indexing.zip) includes all the 3rd-party
libraries it depends on (Lucene, Xerces 1.4.4, junit).
This package is provided as-is
Hi all-
Ran into a problem when searching a Lucene index using the latest version of
the code. I tried to do a phrase query (something like +field:day tripp)
and got a NullPointerException. This construct works fine when there is
something matching in the index, but seems to blow up when there
Joe,
Put the data to be returned in a single field, and ideally in a
static final array in memory. Get Lucene to return a simple key (or
better yet use the internal Doc ID). Retrieval should be fast. Also,
make sure you aren't retrieving too many hits (the hit collector is
differently
