Max Pfingsthorn wrote:
>Hi!
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>In my application, I index some strings (like filenames) untokenized, meaning
>via
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>doc.add(new Field(FIELD,VALUE,false,true,false));
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>When I later take a look at it with Luke, I still get tokens of the filenames
>(like "news" instead of "news-item.xml") in the list of most frequent terms.
>Shouldn't I get only the complete filenames there??
>
>Also, how do I search case-insensitive over this kind of field?
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>Thanks!
>
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>
>Max Pfingsthorn
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For indexing untokenized fields try the static method
Field.Keyword(String fieldname,String value) then the string is really
not tokenized. But i think new Field with your params should make the
same. Have you tried to make a search for the filename this should only
return a result when you write out the whole filename.
Case insensitive search is standard when you use the standardanalyzer i
think:
the code should look like this
Searcher.search(QueryParser.parse("the query string","the fieldname",new
StandardAnalyzer());
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