Hi,
You can look at Nutch and Ontology plugin.
Best regards
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Hi Doron,
sorry, forgot to include env... Here is env for test machine that create
the index:
- lucene 1.9.1
- ibm jdk 1.5 sr2
- RedHat enterprise linux release 4 (kernel 2.6.9-34ELsmp on x86_64)
- 8GB RAM
- 2 dual core xeon 3.4ghz.
- indexes on local disks, locks also on local (/tmp)
From the
I believe this was fixed in http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-593
- Doron
Björn Ekengren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/10/2006 02:12:23:
> Hello, I have found that the spellchecker behaves a bit strange. My
> spell indexer class below doesn't work if I use the spellfield
> string set
I meant ~182K files ...
> Nick, could you provide additional info:
> (1) Env info - Lucene version, Java version, OS, JVM args (e.g. -XmNNN),
> etc...
> (2) is this reproducible? By the file sizes there seem to be ~182 indexed
> docs when the problem occur, so, if this is reproducible it would
hop
Nick, could you provide additional info:
(1) Env info - Lucene version, Java version, OS, JVM args (e.g. -XmNNN),
etc...
(2) is this reproducible? By the file sizes there seem to be ~182 indexed
docs when the problem occur, so, if this is reproducible it would hopefully
not take too long. If reprod
I wonder if this should be in the FAQ entry "How do i get code written for
Lucene 1.4.x to work with Lucene 2.x", Or perhaps just adding there a link
to your post here -
http://www.nabble.com/Lucene-in-Action-examples-complie-problem-tf2418478.html#a6743189
Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote o
On 10/10/06, Simon Willnauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On the other hand, the advantage of compound file appears in
searching.
In my testing from some time ago, this wasn't the case. non-compound
indexes were faster to search too.
If you get too many open files,
- configure your OS to increa
Hi, i sent this 30 min ago and it didn't seem to go through so i'm
trying again, i apologize if two copies finally arrive.
I am working on the development of a product that is using Lucene. A
corrupt index was reported by testers and it is in an odd state.
The indexes are built in batches (to mul
I have long been meaning to publish an updated codebase for Lucene in
Action compatible with Lucene 2.0. I adjusted the code a while ago,
but I haven't published it yet (and I think the plan is to wait until
LIA2 is finished to do so). I did make notes when I made these
changes, and I'm p
Field.Text() was deprecated in Lucene 1.9 and then removed in 2.0.
The book examples were not updated for 2.0 yet.
You should now use Field(String, String, Field.Store, Field.Index).
To have the same behavior as old Field.Text use: Field(name, value,
Field.Store.YES, Field.Index.TOKENIZED).
For
A bit of clarification:
Lucene index is made of multiple "segments".
Compound format: stores each segment in a single file - less files
created/opened.
Not-compound format: stores each segment in multi-files - more files
created/opened.
Not-compound is likely to be faster for indexing.
Optimizing t
I am working on the development of a product that is using Lucene. A
corrupt index was reported by testers and it is in an odd state.
The indexes are built in batches (to multiple ram indexes in parallel)
and then eventually merged into a disk index with
IndexWriter.addIndexes(Directory[]).
Someho
Hi,
I started to study Lucene following the book Lucene in Action.
I am trying to compile book examples downloaded from the book site:
http://www.manning.com/hatcher2/
When I am trying to compile first example (Indexer.java) it gives me
the following error:
LuceneInAction\src\lia\meetlucene\In
Hi,
I am designing a search engine based on Lucene 2.0 and I would like to add a
specific feature to help users in their search by suggesting them a number of
queries related to their seach. e. g. user searches for "Java" and we will
suggest him "Building web applications in Java" and "SOAP tec
Hi Erick
I think you've made some really important observations. Steven has
provided a good regular expression to help with word and non-words. For
the moment I have reverted to my analyser and am going to try doing some
clever pattern matching later. Also, Ill try using a different analyser
Hi Simon,
Thanks for your very good detailed explanation, it really cleared my
doubts.
Thanks once again,
Regards
supriya
Simon Willnauer wrote:
Hi,
In Lucene there are two types of index structure compound index and
multi-file index. In multi-file index, when new documents are inserted
t
Hi,
In Lucene there are two types of index structure compound index and
multi-file index. In multi-file index, when new documents are inserted
to an index, they are stored in a separate segment; this causes
increase of files in an index structure. Therefore, multi-file index
has more files than
Hello All,
I have question regarding the use of Compound file fo rindex, what is
the advantage & disadvantage of enabling use of compound file(which is
default I think) or disabling the useo of it.
Thanks,
supriya
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Hello, I have found that the spellchecker behaves a bit strange. My spell
indexer class below doesn't work if I use the spellfield string set in the
constructor directly, but it does work if I use the intern() value. The problem
resides in the hasNext() method of LuceneIterator where an object c
On Oct 10, 2006, at 3:04 AM, Kumar, Samala Santhosh (TPKM) wrote:
I went through lucene API about MatchAllDocsQuery, I didn't uderstood
how to use it, can you please exaplain me with small code ?
Hits hits = searcher.search(new MatchAllDocsQuery());
Erik
regards
santhosh
-Ori
I went through lucene API about MatchAllDocsQuery, I didn't uderstood
how to use it, can you please exaplain me with small code ?
regards
santhosh
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