On Tue, Jan 16, 2007, Rollo du Pre wrote about "Re: Websphere and Dark Matter":
> I was hoping it would, yes. Does websphere not release memory back to
> the OS when it not longer needs it? I'm concerned that if the memory
> spiked for some reason (indexing a large document) then that would
> ha
What analyzer are you using when you *index*? Just as the analyzer you use
when you query breaks up the query string, the analyzer you use when you
index breaks up the indexing stream. You can easily get unexpected results
when you use one analyzer for indexing and another for parsing your query.
It seems that range query is not going through tokenization process. E.g.: I
have a field call "iso" which contains the photographic iso number such as 100,
200, 400, ... I have a special tokenizer that convert the integer using
lucene's NumberTools.longToString. If I search "iso:100" everyth
UN_TOKENIZED fields are indexed "as is", without going through an analyzer.
What that means is
1> no casing is done.
2> multi-word values are stored just like they are put in. So indexing
"wordone wordtwo" results in exactly one token being indexed... you guessed
it, "wordone wordtwo". Which m
Hi!
I am quite new to lucene, so forgive me if I cannot see something obvious.
I have the following code:
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IndexReader reader = IndexReader.open(index);
S
Thanks for the information.
After checking out the query using ToString(), I did not see anything
unusual really.
But I noticed that the search result was a miss only for certain field
combinations. And eventually it led me to the conclusion that the
search was not returning results where the fie
On Jan 16, 2007, at 3:22 PM, moraleslos wrote:
Is it possible to specify a sort on a field using standard Lucene
search
query syntax? I was not able to find it in the query doc so I
assume not
but I would like to make sure before going on to use the API.
Thanks in
advance!
No, the Quer
Is it possible to specify a sort on a field using standard Lucene search
query syntax? I was not able to find it in the query doc so I assume not
but I would like to make sure before going on to use the API. Thanks in
advance!
-los
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Hi John,
I was hoping it would, yes. Does websphere not release memory back to
the OS when it not longer needs it? I'm concerned that if the memory
spiked for some reason (indexing a large document) then that would
hamper the rest of the OS because it'd hold on to far more memory than
is need
Rollo du Pre wrote:
We have a scenario where a web search app using Lucene causes
Websphere 5.1 allocated memory to grow but not shrink. JProfiler shows
the heap shrinks back ok, leaving the JVM with over 1GB allocated to
the jvm but only 400MB in use. Websphere does not perform a level 2
garbage
Hi,
Has anyone encountered significant amounts of Websphere Dark Matter
generation when using Lucene?
We have a scenario where a web search app using Lucene causes
Websphere 5.1 allocated memory to grow but not shrink. JProfiler shows
the heap shrinks back ok, leaving the JVM with over 1GB alloc
Hello Vijay,
I'm not sure whether such a change is feasible for you, but Solr has
supported facets for some time now. Solr is a front-end for Lucene that
provides a number of valuable features not found in Lucene itself: caching,
FunctionQueries, and facets, to name a few. It has an XML interface
thanks, I use the port PyLucene, and I wonder if there is some utils in
Lucene that can convert floating point number to sortable string,
somebody tell me there should be such utils, but I can't find it in Lucene
document.
Appreciate your help!
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