I just tried
http://slashdot.org/search.pl?query=slashdt
doesn't work! or maybe the URL above is not correct?
Cheers
Zaheed
On 10/31/05, Byron Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got this to work this evening.. was a problem with
patch on the system i was working on..
feel free to check it
brainfar, meant mozdex.com using slashdot.org as an
example
http://www.mozdex.com/search.jsp?query=slashdt
Try that one.
--- Zaheed Haque [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried
http://slashdot.org/search.pl?query=slashdt
doesn't work! or maybe the URL above is not correct?
Cheers
Hello all
I am a newbie to Nutch and Lucene and am experimenting with this
combination to 'scrape' web pages. To this end, I need to use regular
expressions in combination with Lucene to search the pages fetched by
nutch.
Does Lucene support regular expressions? The book 'Lucene in Action'
It looks like you are using ndfs but not running any datanodes. An ndfs
filesystem requires one namenode and at least one datanode, typically a
large number running on different machines. Look at the
bin/start-all.sh script for an example of what is started in a typical
mapred/ndfs
Hi,
I´ve looked into org.apache.nutch.indexer.basic.BasicIndexingFilter and saw
that the fields indexed into Lucene index by nutch are: host, site, url,
content. anchors and title.
Of these, the field content is always used.
But with this simple code using the Lucene API I couldn't retrieve any
No, Lucene does not have a built-in query that uses regular
expressions. It's trivial to write a custom Query class like
WildcardQuery that does regular expression searching. In fact, I've
created this and am contributing it to Lucene as soon as I can
(slowly but surely).
As for how
