I just downloaded a copy of the derby binary and successfully run the
simple example java program. It seems derby is extremely easy to use
as an embeded java database engine.
This gave me some confidence that I could integrate Lucene with Derby
and possibly Jetty server, to make a complete java ba
yes. I have been looking for solutions for a while now. I am not too
good with Java but I am learning it...
I have asked the kind people of Derby-users, and they say there is no
solution for this yet.
I guess we can ask the people on the -developer list
On 8/13/05, jian chen <[EMAIL PROTECT
I've seen a few posts which reference using a HitCollector to help
filter the returned document's scores.. but are there any
implementations out there that perform this filter of results by score
after they've already been normalized, short of walking the hits
array If i was to walk hits until
Hi,
I am also interested in that. I haven't used Derby before, but it
seems the java database of choice as it is open source and a full
relational database.
I plant to learn the simple usage of Derby and then think about
integrating Derby with Lucene.
May we should post our progress for the int
Are there any documens or plans to integrate Lucene With Apache Derby
(database)?
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However leaving the name as a single term would make me miss a hit
like "john doe johnson" -- which is unacceptable.
Is there a way I could boost the queryresults that match better?
Will the score rise if a query is matched more than once? "j*" in
"john johnson"?
It wouldn't matter that much that
You can use Lucene highlighter. It lives in Lucene's contrib/
directory (not released as a separate Jar, but you can either build it,
or grab it from, for example, Lucene in Action's code download). It
lets you highlight search terms like this:
http://www.lucenebook.com/search?query=highlighter
On Aug 12, 2005, at 9:22 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: Programatically you can use PhrasePrefixQuery - see Lucene's test
: case code for examples of how it's used, but it is a bit of work to
: set up.
That's only needed if you assume that the field contains tokenized
text.
if the whole name is
Hi,
I was wondering if there's a reason why the stemmers, e.g. GermanStemmer
are not accessible from outside the lucene package.
When I want to highlight the search terms, I need to know which terms
have been found. Example: when searching for "Vitamine" the
GermanStemmer produces "Vitami".
