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Your question can be read two ways...
1) score documents in which field "FFF" has value "VVV" slightly higher
then documents in which field FFF does not contain value "VVV". (or any
value)
2) score documents in which field "FFF" has some numeric value in such
a way that the score of hte
: 3. Does anyone know a project based on lucene that offers a complete
: solution for a Intranetsearch?
nutch...
http://lucene.apache.org/nutch/
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On Jun 23, 2005, at 2:37 PM, Dan Armbrust wrote:
In my indexes where the available fields vary by document, I
maintain an additional field that lists out what fields are in used
per document.
Excellent idea! Thanks.
Avi
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In my indexes where the available fields vary by document, I maintain an
additional field that lists out what fields are in used per document.
That way, I can query for all documents that contain field "foo", or all
documents that contain a field "foo", and don't contain "bar"... etc.
Avi
On Jun 23, 2005, at 2:19 PM, Daniel Naber wrote:
Maybe IndexReader.getFieldNames()?
But will that not list fields that were in use at one time but are no
longer?
Avi
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On Thursday 23 June 2005 17:09, Avi Drissman wrote:
> Suppose I have an index with a varying number of fields in a
> document. Some documents have some fields, and some documents have
> others. Is there a quick way to query the index to see if a
> particular field name is in use at all by an
On Jun 23, 2005, at 10:17 AM, Ulrich Schinz wrote:
Field.Text(String, Reader) is not a stored field. This is why
doc.get("contents") is empty.
ok, i read that in javadoc of lucene... in dont understand what
Field.Text(String,Reader,boolean) does... if i set boolean to true,
what is the
Giovanni Dima wrote:
Andrzej, I'm so sorry about still disturbing you!
I followed your suggest and i have found this code:
try { searcher = new IndexSearcher( IndexReader.open(indexName)
//create an indexSearcher for our page ); } catch (Exception e) {
IndexSearcher is a class of Lucene API,
Andrzej,
I'm so sorry about still disturbing you!
I followed your suggest and i have found this code:
try {
searcher = new IndexSearcher(
IndexReader.open(indexName) //create an
indexSearcher for our page
);
} catch (Exception e
Suppose I have an index with a varying number of fields in a
document. Some documents have some fields, and some documents have
others. Is there a quick way to query the index to see if a
particular field name is in use at all by any document in the index?
For example, if document 1 has fie
Field.Text(String, Reader) is not a stored field. This is why
doc.get("contents") is empty.
ok, i read that in javadoc of lucene... in dont understand what
Field.Text(String,Reader,boolean) does... if i set boolean to true,
what is the stortermvector??
You have some options... change t
On Jun 23, 2005, at 6:41 AM, Ulrich Schinz wrote:
hi there!
first of all: im new here in the list, my name is uli. hello to all !
im quite new in using lucene. i created different indices, some
with GermanAnalyzer some with StandardAnalyzer...
i added Fields to my Documents with doc.add(Fiel
First, sorry for the double post. I had problems with subscribing to the
mailing list and thought my first message didn't go through.
Thanks you Chris and the others for your valuable tips. It was indeed a
problem with the Analyzer. I used the SimpleAnalyzer and thought from the
doc's that it will
hi there!
first of all: im new here in the list, my name is uli. hello to all !
im quite new in using lucene. i created different indices, some with
GermanAnalyzer some with StandardAnalyzer...
i added Fields to my Documents with doc.add(Field.Text("contents",new
FileReader(f)); and doc.add(
Hello
about 3 months ago I posted some idea about wildcard searching.
main idea was to index every character of input as separate term. and
then search using PhraseQuery.
for example word "12345" would be indexed as "1" "2" "3" "4" "5". to
find "*23*" you can use PhraseQuery with this two term
Hi Johan,
To avoid selecting fragments see here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/java-user@lucene.apache.org/msg01097.html
Be aware though that the highlighter is really
designed to decorate plain-text by adding highlight
tags - if your text already includes any HTML mark-up
it becomes hard to correct
Quoting Dave Kor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Quoting Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Anyone tried this technique with Lucene?
>
> Actually, the problem is that the wildcard code has to search over a large
> subset of terms because the list of terms is, well, a linear structure.
>
> If, for exam
Dear list,
I try to use the Term Highlighter in my webapp but I have a problem. I want
to highlight the terms in a text without extracting the most relevant
sections.
The highlighting works but the last characters are trimmed !
Here is a portion of my code :
Analyzer analyzer = new Standa
Quoting Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Anyone tried this technique with Lucene?
Actually, the problem is that the wildcard code has to search over a large
subset of terms because the list of terms is, well, a linear structure.
If, for example, all terms in the index is arranged as a suffix
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