: Grammatical Connectors /s Search terms in the same sentence:
: /p Search terms in the same paragraph:
: +s The first term preceding the second within the same sentence:
: +p The first term preceding the second within the same paragraph:
: I am not sure lucene support thi
Hi,
Actually,I have created front-end design page in html.From the front-end
I want to search the text.
So how I will intergrate lucene with my frontend page.How I will store
my own text in lucene.I believe in lucene it contains default java docs
text in index file.How I will replace it with my ne
hi, i would download the 1.9 version as your starting fresh (unless you need
the 1.4.3 version for some reason), what is your web application? and what
should lucene be doing when intergrated with your web app?
there is a simple example in the binary 1.9 download, /src/jsp, look at
"results.js
Hi,
Thanks to all,
I have sucessfully installed lucene 1.4.3 & able to run it.
Now ,I would like to intergrate lucene with my web application.Please
guide me the steps for doing intergration.
Iam using snowball stemmer for my application Since i want lucene to
support multilingualism.
But i don
Larry Ogrodnek wrote:
Hey, I put together a little ajax / lucene javadoc lookup site that I
just wanted to share I've found it pretty useful to be able to just
type a few letters instead of navigating through the standard javadoc
frames...
http://jdk.representqueens.com:9090/s/jdk/
htt
Nice indeed.
I use IntelliJ for such things when I have it open, but when I don't I
have to click through the SVN repository (I'm normally looking for
source, not javadoc).
Could you add a link to the source as well?
-Yonik
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I am implement a search engine, I do some special search requirement:
Grammatical Connectors /s Search terms in the same sentence:
design /s defect
同一个句子
/p Search terms in the same paragraph:
hearsay /p utterance
同一个段落
+s The first term preceding the second wit
Nice! I'm curious, what do you have cooking on the server-side?
Having Lucene showing terms from an index of javadocs would allow for
partial matches such that QueryParser pops ups if someone types
"parser" (provided the text was tokenized at case shifts).
Erik
On Mar 1, 2006,
Very good note, I missed that. I need the development environment in front
of me to remember all the different class names correctly. ;-)
-- j
On 3/1/06, Doug Cutting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Jeff Rodenburg wrote:
> > Following on the Range Query approach, how is performance? I found th
That is neat... nice work.
On 02/03/2006, at 10:23 AM, Larry Ogrodnek wrote:
Hey, I put together a little ajax / lucene javadoc lookup site that I
just wanted to share I've found it pretty useful to be able to
just
type a few letters instead of navigating through the standard javadoc
fr
Hey, I put together a little ajax / lucene javadoc lookup site that I
just wanted to share I've found it pretty useful to be able to just
type a few letters instead of navigating through the standard javadoc
frames...
http://jdk.representqueens.com:9090/s/jdk/
http://jdk.representqueens.c
I think my questions wasn't clear..
Let's say I'm doing something like that (c# code, but that's not the
issue..)
TextReader reader=new StreamReader("C:\FileToIndex.txt");
Int lineCount=CountLines("C:\FileToIndex.txt"); //This ones reads the entire
file and count the number of lines
Document do
: Is there a way to retrieve only the search "words" the user entered in BNF
form?
: Query ::= ( Clause )*
: Clause ::= ["+", "-"] [ ":"] ( | "(" Query ")" )
:
: For example the user entered: +Paris -London
:
: I want to get a List that contains only {Paris, London}
your use of "TERM" is a lit
Hi!
> For the purpose of highlighting, you don't necessarily need to know in
> advance
> which word matched: you can just highlight any occurance of either Paris or
> London - wherever you find them - in the original text.
As I just discovered that Highlighter is not what I need in my
project. It
Great work, team,
Will the jars be available as well via maven
(http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/lucene/jars/)? It would be great if the
core as well as all the contrib jars would.
Michael Franken
Doug Cutting wrote:
Release 1.9-final of Lucene is now available from:
http://www.apache.org/dyn/
Release 1.9-final of Lucene is now available from:
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/lucene/java/
This release has many improvements since release 1.4.3, including new
features, performance improvements, bug fixes, etc. For details, see:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/lucene/j
Hi!
I have just downloaded the 1.9 release. Put the provided .war file to my
Tomcat install
and successfully created the index which I am able to query. All that in few
minutes.
I must say this is great achievement from user point of view.
However as I have read the tutorial and attempted to use
Jeff Rodenburg wrote:
Following on the Range Query approach, how is performance? I found the
range approach (albeit with the exact values) to be slower than the
parsed-string approach I posited.
Note that Hoss suggested RangeFilter, not RangeQuery. Or perhaps
ConstantScoreRangeQuery, which i
Is there a way to get the startOffset and endOffset if I know the
termPosition in the field?
This has been discussed previously. Here are the links
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-user/9189#9189
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-user/32362#32362
Hope that helps,
Rajesh Munavalli
On 3/1/06, Srikanth Kallurkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
>
Hi all,
Can a vector of terms be contructed in Lucene. A term vector for a
document, for example, would contain the indexed terms of that document.
Also, is it possible to get a handle to the actual term-document matrix.
Thanks in advance,
Srikanth
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Thanks to everyone on the replies. I'm going to try several of these
approaches and with equivalent data sets and run some side-by-side tests.
No timeframes guarantees here, but I'll report back with the different
approaches and the test results.
cheers,
-- j
On 2/28/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAI
Hi Nadav,
This is exactly the approach Solr uses by default, and it works fine.
see doDeletions() on DirectUpdateHandler2
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/incubator/solr/trunk/src/java/org/apache/solr/update/DirectUpdateHandler2.java?rev=372455&view=markup
We keep a Map of id->num_to_save that
On 3/1/06, Eric Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I noticed that you have a WordDelimiterFilter; any chance that this will be
> contributed back to Lucene? This class is really useful! (In fact I was
> just trying to write something similar myself...)
Definitely. Solr uses Java5, so it would need
Yonik Seeley wrote:
Solr is a new open-source search server that's based on Lucene, and
has XML/HTTP interfaces for updating and querying, declarative
specification of analyzers and field types via a schema, extensive
caching, replication, and a web admin interface.
Just had a look, quite impre
Solr is a new open-source search server that's based on Lucene, and
has XML/HTTP interfaces for updating and querying, declarative
specification of analyzers and field types via a schema, extensive
caching, replication, and a web admin interface.
It's already in production use at CNET, and has rec
Eric Jain wrote:
I'll rerun the indexing
procedure with the old version overnight, just to be sure.
Just to confirm: There no longer seems to be any difference in indexing
performance between the nightly build and 1.4.3.
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