I dont believe there is an automated build procedure in place for the
contents of the sandbox, consequently there are no Jars or Javadocs
created from the source - you need to do this manually using the
standard Java command line tools or with your IDE.
On Jan 3, 2005, at 4:28 AM, markharw00d wrote:
I dont believe there is an automated build procedure in place for the
contents of the sandbox, consequently there are no Jars or Javadocs
created from the source - you need to do this manually using the
standard Java command line tools or with your
Hello All,
I am looking out to implement sorting in my lucene application. This is what my
code look like.
I am using StandardAnalyzer() analyzer.
Query query = QueryParser.parse(keyword, contents, analyzer);
Sort sortCol = new Sort(new SortField(date));
// date is one of the field I
The Highlighter package in CVS has been updated with the following new
features:
Good stuff. Will this work against the 1.4 or only against CVS head?
Regards,
Bruce Ritchie
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Bruce Ritchie wrote:
The Highlighter package in CVS has been updated with the following new
features:
Good stuff. Will this work against the 1.4 or only against CVS head?
I think the TokenSources.java requires the latest CVS but is an optional
part of the highlighter package. All other
Hello,
--- mahaveer jain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking out to implement sorting in my lucene application. This
is what my code look like.
I am using StandardAnalyzer() analyzer.
Query query = QueryParser.parse(keyword, contents, analyzer);
Sort sortCol = new Sort(new
Hi, Erik,
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I may have
mentioned, I'm evaluating search engines and am implementing a subset of
the features that we'll need eventually. This will help greatly.
Thanks,
Jim.
Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Dec 25, 2004, at 11:05 AM, Jim wrote:
I've
No, I didn't change the source code at all. Has anyone ever seen this error
with Lucene 1.4.3? I am unsure how to troubleshoot further, since the error
occurs within the call to search().
Steve
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From: Vikas Gupta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 30,
Hi ALL,
We have just started using Lucene to index Digital Library information.
I was wondering whether there is any feature in Lucene that could be used
to browse the
indexed fields (in practice be able to browse the indexes) for a database.
If there is, could you please provide links to it ?
I think Luke should serve your purpose. After you install luke from
http://www.getopt.org/luke , use the GUI to open the 'index' directory
Click on documents tab on the top.
On the top-left is the button to 'Browse by doc. number'. The limitation
is that only 'stored' fields are visible.
Vikas
Hi Vikas,
Thanks.
I will give a look to Luke.
Mariella
At 05:36 PM 1/3/2005 -0600, Vikas Gupta wrote:
I think Luke should serve your purpose. After you install luke from
http://www.getopt.org/luke , use the GUI to open the 'index' directory
Click on documents tab on the top.
On the top-left is the
I'm writing some junit tests for my search code (which layers on top of
Lucene). The tests all follow the same pattern:
1. setUp(): Create some directories; write some files to be indexed
2. someTest: Call the indexer to create an index on the generated
files; do several searches and
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