This message didn't get a response on lucene-dev so I thought I would give
it a try here .
OK I'm struggling .. how would I implement a NEAR operator, without using
phrases ?
My current NEAR solution is to modify the query parser to build a
PhraseQuery from the terms surrounding NEAR and
I'm new to Lucene. First of all I would like to know if there is a search
arquive like sun servlets list.
My first problem is that I want to index a Portuguese database and I need
to remove the s (plural) and acents (à é ...) from the words. Is there a
way of passing a filter
to remove plural form you have to create a stemmer for your language, i have
been working with porting a stemmer for norwegian for lucene, to get a head
start i have ported the norwegian snowball stemmer, there is one for
portuguese as well, check it out!
Hi all,
If i want to stop the indexing for current ongoing searching operation then
how should i proceed?
thanx in advance
regards
parag
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Lucene counts the same string in different fields as a different term. In
other words, a term is composed of a field and a string.
Doug
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From: Joshua O'Madadhain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 6:55 PM
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Hi Parag,
I don't think you can disrupt ongoing indexing -- so, if you can
somehow collect the signal (^C ?) and then wait exit next time it
asks for a record ?
Winton
p.s. I found a neat trick along these lines for HitCollector
implementation -- lets say you are happy with the first 50
Hey all-
Wondering if it's possible to a prefix query, but with multiple words;
basically trying to get
+artist:eric clap*
to return documents with artists eric clap, eric clapton, eric
claptonean, etc.
You can get close by parsing into multiple words first and prefixing the
last word (i.e.
Hi All,
I am using lucene for search functionality in our project. I wanted to
implement the wild-card query such as '*bas*' which results in hits
containing 'database' and 'basic'. Can it be implemented using lucene. If
yes, how ? The org.apache.lucene.search package provides WildcardQuery and
I think that to start on the basis of the german stemmer is a good way.
I'm sorry, Brian, but the priorities in our project were defined in the last
time and the search aspects aren't the first. So I can't help you a lot in
the following months.
Stephane Ruffieux
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