Thanks for the replies. I should of waited a little bit longer for the Genie book (LIA) :-)
On 8/27/06, Michael McCandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Erik Hatcher wrote: > Also let me also emphasize the test cases that are built into the Lucene > codebase itself. These are premium *always working* examples of how to > use specific parts of Lucene in an isolated fashion. Check out > Lucene's trunk (or 2.0 branch) via Subversion and enjoy. Here here!! I found the examples in LIA (all junit test cases) excellent and in general units tests are an awesome way to learn the APIs. Also, they only grow/improve (and track API changes) with time so they'll continue to be a great way to learn the APIs. > p.s. I had updated all of the "Lucene in Action" code to be 2.0 > compliant a while back but have never published it. I'll make a point > of doing that as soon as possible and posting its location here. This would be fantastic. Mike --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
