Sure, but there's a time/space tradeoff. Isn't there always <G>.... PerFieldAnalyzerWrapper is your friend. It would require that your index be built on a per-language basis. Say indexing text from French documents in a field "french_text", Chinese documents in a field chinese_text. You'd construct your query something like "chinese_text:blah OR french_text:blah" and your PerFieldAnalyzer would just handle things for you.
But this may not fit your problem space ideally.... Best Erick On 10/1/07, Dino Korah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am working on a lucene email indexing system which potentially can get > documents in various languages. Currently I am using StandardAnalyzer, > which > works for English but not for many of the other languages. One of the > requirements for the search interface is that they have to search without > selecting languages. > > > > Is it possible to search across multiple indexes that has been created > with > different analyzers; ie, when some one search for say "earth" lucene will > search for "earth" over CJK Analyzed IndexCJK and StandardAnalyzer > analyzed > IndexSA in one search() call? If not is there a way of combining the > result > from multiple search() call. > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > d i n o k o r a h > Tel: +44 795 66 65 283 > -------------------------------- > 51°21'52"N 0°5' 14.16" > > > >
