On Sep 29, 2004, at 3:11 PM, Bryan Dotzour wrote:
3. Certainly some of you on this list are using Lucene in a web-app
environment. Can anyone list some best practices on managing
reading/writing/searching a Lucene index in that context?
Beyond the advice already given on this thread, since you
On Sep 28, 2004, at 9:46 PM, Daly, Pete wrote:
I am new to lucene, and trying to perform a sorted query on a list of
people's names. Lucene seem unable to properly sort on the name field
of my
indexed documents. If I sort by the other (shorter) fields, it seems
to
work fine. The name sort
Bernhard Messer wrote
Hi,
try that query:
MyKeywordField:ABC
Why should that help?
foo:(bla) and foo:bla create the same query:
java -classpath lucene-1.4.1/lucene-1.4.1.jar
org.apache.lucene.queryParser.QueryParser 'foo:(bla)'
foo:bla
java -classpath lucene-1.4.1/lucene-1.4.1.jar
Redirecting to lucene-user list.
Maybe this is what you need:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/luceneserver/
Otis
--- haipeng du [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Everyone:
I want to create a lucene index server in which all index files are
saved. All clients(on different computers) will access those
LARM is no longer being maintained, unfortunately. Use Nutch -
http://www.nutch.org/
Otis
--- Bo Gundersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zhang, Lisheng wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is free-software to crawl internet site
(webcrawler)? I know currently lucene does not have this
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De : Otis Gospodnetic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : mercredi 29 septembre 2004 18:28
À : Lucene Users List
Objet : RE: Memory usage: IndexSearcher Sort
2. How does this approach work with multiple, simultaneous users?
IndexSearcher is thread-safe.
You
Correct. I think there is a FAQ entry at jguru.com that answers this.
Otis
--- Cocula Remi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. How does this approach work with multiple, simultaneous users?
IndexSearcher is thread-safe.
You mean one can invoque at the same time the search method of a
unique
How are you indexing the name field? (code please :)
doc.add(Field.Text(name, name));
Based on Aviron's suggestion, if I index as a Keyword, the sort works fine.
Normally random order?! The natural (not using a Sort) order is by
score (also called relevance). Nothing random about it at
Hi,
I use Lucene inside a Cocoon application. The indexed documents URLs are
something like domain-name//integer/integer/integer. For example:
flowers//1/234/23
flowers//2/23/90
...
animals//1/34/65
animals//21/98/4532
...
The searches are typically done in a subset of all available URLs.
For
I recently read in regards to my problem that date_field:[0820483200
TO 110448]
is evluated into a series of boolean queries ... which has a cap of
1024 ... considering my documents will have dates spanning over many
years, and i need the granualirity of 'by day' searching, are there
any
Hi ,
Would there be a problem if one enters space while using wildcards ?
say i search for 'abc' . i get 100 hits as results
'man' gives - 200
'abc man' gives 300
but
'ab* man'
'abc ma*'
ab* ma*'
ab* OR ma*
..
all of these return 0 results.
can we not enter space or do an OR search with two words
How about a DateFilter?
http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/docs/api/org/apache/lucene/search/DateFilter.html
I don't believe it's got the same restrictions as boolean queries.
HTH,
sv
On Thu, 30 Sep 2004, Chris Fraschetti wrote:
I recently read in regards to my problem that
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