Hi Paul,
I decided to use a minimum number of stop words in my application. I
hope, it will work better.
According to your suggestion, I made a few trials, and found my optimum
values.
The following values look like best in my case:
mergeFactor = 100;
minMergeDocs = 500;
maxMergeDocs = 1000
Hi,
The other way maybe, store the date in a separate database, like derby
embeded database. Then, do a joint query between the Lucene result and the
derby database select result, and merge the two result set into one by
handing coding a database intersection like type of operation.
Just a th
You can use the date range query. See:
http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/queryparsersyntax.html
http://www.lucenebook.com/search?query=range+query
Otis
--- Filip Anselm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> If I add a Field with a date to all my indexed documents... how can I
> then search and o
Hi
If I add a Field with a date to all my indexed documents... how can I
then search and only get the hits where the date Field is between two
specified dates??
Thank you in advance!
Filip
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Ahmet,
On Saturday 03 September 2005 10:12, Ahmet Aksoy wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using Lucene in an open source java project at
> http://belletmen.dev.java.net .
> In the project there are several dictionaries with a simple structure.
> All items are composed of a "phrase", and a "definition". Both pa
Hi,
I'm using Lucene in an open source java project at
http://belletmen.dev.java.net .
In the project there are several dictionaries with a simple structure.
All items are composed of a "phrase", and a "definition". Both parts
might contain a single word, or have lots of words.
Since both part
