Anyone have experience building LARM?

sorry this is all a little new to me, but it looks like i am getting this error [amoung the 300 or so others] [javac] D:\Jakarta\jakarta-lucene-sandbox\contributions\webcrawler-LARM\buid\src\HTT PClient\alt\HotJava\HTTPClient\HTTPResponse.java:57: duplicate class: TTPClient.HTTPResponse [j

Re: LARM source?

got it - thanks - Original Message - From: "Otis Gospodnetic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Lucene Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 2:38 PM Subject: Re: LARM source? > You have to get it out of CVS directly. It is in there. > > Otis > > --- John Bresnik <[EMAI

Re: LARM source?

You have to get it out of CVS directly. It is in there. Otis --- John Bresnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have tried downloading the LARM source in the lucene-sandbox but > there appears to be nothing there? any suggestions [or simply > emailing me the source] would be helpful. t

LARM source?

Hello, I have tried downloading the LARM source in the lucene-sandbox but there appears to be nothing there? any suggestions [or simply emailing me the source] would be helpful. thanks. John

Re: FW: Full French Analyser ?

Sorry, I was interrupted in my last mail post. I'm going on below. --- René Ferréro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > --- Pierre Lacchini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > > Thx René that's very Helpfull !!! > > > > But I got an error in the code : > > > > String s = stemmer.stem(token.termText())

Parsing HTMLString stored in a database

Hi, I'm just starting to use Lucene. Did not find any info about parsing HTML-strings. Tried something myself, it creates an index without any errors, but also without any term. Can someone give me a hint. public void createIndexFromHTMLString(String sDocument,int DocumentID) throws Exception

Re: FW: Full French Analyser ?

--- Pierre Lacchini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > Thx René that's very Helpfull !!! > > But I got an error in the code : > > String s = stemmer.stem(token.termText()); > > The stem method uses a boolean argument, and not a > string... The code I wrote down in my last email as I indicated is

Re: Create my own Analyzer...

On Friday 21 March 2003 03:55, Pierre Lacchini wrote: > Heya, > > as u can see, I want to create my own french Analyzer, using the snowball's > FrenchStemmer... > > But i don't really know how to proceed... > > Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial, or a clear example of How to > create an a

Re: multiple collections indexing

Hi, > > Are lots of different combinations of collections used frequently? > Probably not. If only a handful of different subsets of collections are > frequently searched, then QueryFilter could be very useful. > I did some test and thought the results might be interesting for others also. I

Re: parser

xls is done by POI, another jakarta project. - Original Message - From: "Daniel Hunziker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 10:48 PM Subject: parser > Are there any parser for the following format > - doc > - xls > - ppt > - pdf > > Thanks for

RE: Lucene Highlighter

Hi, Is where any progress regarding this issue? Are there already any publicly available code/samples/recommendations concerning the highlighting implementation with the current version of Lucene (1.3), or should one dig for details in the new API from scratch? Regards, Ilya -Original Mess

Create my own Analyzer...

Heya, as u can see, I want to create my own french Analyzer, using the snowball's FrenchStemmer... But i don't really know how to proceed... Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial, or a clear example of How to create an analyzer ?? Sorry for all those noob questions, but as i said, i'm ki

FW: Full French Analyser ?

Thx René that's very Helpfull !!! But I got an error in the code : String s = stemmer.stem(token.termText()); The stem method uses a boolean argument, and not a string... any Idea ? -Original Message- From: René Ferréro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: mercredi 19 mars 2003 22:20 To: Lu