Parsing and Indexing XML Docs

I am having problems with the lucene-sandbox/contributions/XML-Indexing-Demo. I get the following error when I index my XML documents with the SAX parser in Java 1.4.1 java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 200 at

Re: Parsing and Indexing XML Docs

? If I were you I'd use Xerces instead, I always had a better feeling about Xerces, and I think that demo code doesn't have anything Crimson-specific hard-coded in it. Otis --- David Kendig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am having problems with the lucene-sandbox

Re: Book

Craig I do not subscribe to Java Developer's Journal. Are the articles online? Or could it be posted here after the article is published? Thanks, Dave Kendig There is a book by Wrox called Professional JSP Site Design (I think) that has a chapter on searching and it mentions Lucene, but

Re: Lucene and XML

Rob I found it under the Lucene 'contributions' page on the main web site. Apparently ISOGEN is a commercial company that open sourced their XML extention to Lucene. It seems to be very nice and thought out but I do wonder who maintains the contributed code. Dave Hello all, I

Date Search Problem

I have XML documents that I indexed using Lucene with ISOGEN's XML package. I am unable to get the date search working properly. First let me describe how I set things up. The document has these fields. Temporal_Coverage Start_Date1968-01-01/Start_Date

Lucene and Geographic Searching

this with Lucene? Is there interest in adding this type of functionality to Lucene if it doesn't exist? Could something like GeoTools or some other Java toolkit be integrated into Lucene. I would even offer my help to make it so, if there is a need. David Kendig Global Change Master Directory