I was able to get a list of all the values for the Id field and another list of
all the values for the Phone field using TermEnum (i.e. two independent lists).
However, what I really wanted was:
- Get the first Id
- Get the Phone associated with the first Id.
- Get the second Id
- Get the Phon
Hi,
I am using the Directory class's copy method to periodically sync my RAM
based index to a file based index that's supposed to serve as a hot backup. I
want to know if this is the right way to maintain a periodic backup of my RAM
based index and, if Yes, then is it reliable in a production
Hello there! Is it possible to chain analyzers? If I don't know what is the
locale of my document, and considering that all of my docs will always
either be in English/Spanish/Portuguese, is it possible to chain analyzers
to remove stop-words from all those locales? I know that stem would be a
much
Try TopDocs. You can use getMaxScore and divide
Best
Erick
On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Cam Bazz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am querying an index by using custom boost factors for each field.
> Usually
> a query looks like:
>
> fieldA:"term1"^0.2 fieldB:"term2"^4
>
> when
Hello,
I am querying an index by using custom boost factors for each field. Usually
a query looks like:
fieldA:"term1"^0.2 fieldB:"term2"^4
when I get scores from HitCollector, they are not necessarily between 0 and
1.
How can I normalize these scores?
Best.
-C.A.
I was able to get a list of all the values for the Id field and another list of
all the values for the Phone field using TermEnum (i.e. two independent lists).
However, what I really wanted was:
- Get the first Id
- Get the Phone associated with the first Id.
- Get the second Id
- Get the Phone
Hello,
I recently changed my query logic. Before, I was getting a hits object, and
now I am using a bitSet with a hitcollector.
The reason for using bitSet is document caching, and being able to count how
many hits belong to which categories.
Although my new logic works, I have noticed that now t
See TermDocs/TermEnum. The trick is to start one of your enumerations
with "" (I forget exactly which), and that'll iterate them all.
Best
Erick
On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 9:55 AM, Dragon Fly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> What's the easiest way to extract the values of 2 fields from each
> document
What's the easiest way to extract the values of 2 fields from each document in
the index. For example, each document has 5 fields:
Id Name Address Phone Preference
I'd like to extract the values for the Id and Phone fields for each document in
the index. Thank you.
