Hi:
It was interesting hearing about the need for real time indexing
at the BirdsOfAFeather round table. We also needed to solve this
problem. We took this approach:
A large disk index that indexes in batch, e.g. sleeps for some time
queue up requests, wakes up and the index.
While large disk
Well as far as I could tell the config xml files should work out of
version control. All I have done so far is check out the project and
tried to build it. The ant files seem to need some attention.
Anyway, I was hoping to find someone that was using it or had ever set
it up. This project is very
Hmm, we're not sure. We were just asking if anyone uses it b/c we are
thinking of archiving it. I guess, though, you are saying that you
would like to use it. :-)
-Grant
On Nov 15, 2007, at 5:31 PM, Lyth, Christopher [USA] wrote:
Is anyone on this list using the gdata server? I have been
Is there a configuration file you have to setup? Can you give info on
what commands you ran? I have never used GData, but this error looks
like it is trying to configure something and it is not getting the
class it expects.
-Grant
On Nov 15, 2007, at 7:46 PM, Lyth, Christopher [USA] wrot
Nov 15, 2007 7:40:39 PM
org.apache.lucene.gdata.server.registry.GDataServerRegistry
registerScopeVisitor
INFO: Register scope visitor -- class
org.apache.lucene.gdata.server.registry.ProvidedServiceConfig
Nov 15, 2007 7:40:39 PM org.apache.commons.digester.Digester endElement
SEVERE: End event thre
Is anyone on this list using the gdata server? I have been trying to get
it working and have been running into some problems.
Wow!! Thanks dude... that works... I have spent almost a day figuring out the
issue... I appreciate it!!
Erick Erickson wrote:
>
> Your problem is probably, that by default, Lucene stops after
> 10,000 terms. See IndexWriter.SetMaxFieldLength
>
> Best
> Erick
>
> On Nov 15, 2007 1:42 PM, Siris
John Wang wrote:
> Would payload work?
> -John
>
>
Yes, if you used payloads instead of stored fields your performance
should be much better.
Try and index one special term per document (e. g. score:pagerank), and
index one position with a payload for each doc. Then when you retrieve
hits open
Your problem is probably, that by default, Lucene stops after
10,000 terms. See IndexWriter.SetMaxFieldLength
Best
Erick
On Nov 15, 2007 1:42 PM, Sirish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The following is my code snippet for indexing the text:
>
> document.add(Field.Text(IFIELD_TEXT, billMeasureDoc.
The following is my code snippet for indexing the text:
document.add(Field.Text(IFIELD_TEXT, billMeasureDoc.getText()));
When ever the text is less or short, it works perfectly. But in few of the
cases if the text is too lengthy; i.e. around 1000 lines or more then it
causes a problem.
The prob
Hi Mark,
I have solved it in another way now. I've created my own implementation
of StandardAnalyzer (which I've called AdvancedAnalyzer). This analyzer
keeps the word "zone-indeling" together, so users can simply search for
this term and it will be highlighted exactly as is. These compound wo
Would payload work?
-John
On 11/15/07, Zhou Qi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thank you, my score is fixed score from the properties of the page, but at
> first we need to adjust the score for a promising result.
> I have tried one way of manually re-ranking all the documents by the
> search resul
Thank you, my score is fixed score from the properties of the page, but at
first we need to adjust the score for a promising result.
I have tried one way of manually re-ranking all the documents by the search
results. But it needs to iterate all the retrieved results and fetch the
re-ranking sco
Solr provides semantics on Lucene fields for handling other data
types, and there are some tools (DateTools, NumberTools) for
converting some types to Strings for searching. But yeah, Strings are
pretty much the only thing Lucene cares about when it comes to
searching.
-Grant
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