Hi Babu,
Sorry but I don't see any point in using Lucene if you don't need search
functionality. Also for parsing XML files I would consider using some
scripting language (as opposed to pure Java based solution). The reason is
that scripting languages can be more effectire when simplicity of resu
Hi ,
we have a requirement to compare 2 xml files and generate
result(reconcilation report).
The xml file size is 6MB each and the flrmat is as below
123
123
I have to implement the below logic
Number of matching ID'S in both xml
Number of non matching ID'S in both xml
Number of non matching
: best way to "fix" this. One way would be to change QueryParser so that it
: builds a MultiPhraseQuery when it encounters a wildcard inside a phrase.
: However, to expand the wildcard the QueryParser needs an IndexReader.
:
: The other way might be to add a rewrite to PhraseQuery that returns a
:
Hi,
Lucene's phrase queries don't support wildcards and I'm thinking about the
best way to "fix" this. One way would be to change QueryParser so that it
builds a MultiPhraseQuery when it encounters a wildcard inside a phrase.
However, to expand the wildcard the QueryParser needs an IndexReader.