Be sure to error trap the exception Boolean.TooManyClauses specifically and
the core RuntimeException as the secondary trap. For the
Boolean.TooManyClauses exception, I give the user a message like, "Too
broad of a search. Try again". Searches like "f*" will produce this
exception. Also, the wildcard search by default doesn't handle prefix
wildcard searches such as "*at". You can either use the WildCardQuery
(something like that) or error trap and give a message like "Invalid query.
Try again." Hope this helps.
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Is there an error list for lucene errors? I am creating a project that
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file out there, etc).
Thanks,
Tom
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