I don't know if this is going to work.
Let's say I have a root folder that is the startpoint for a client.
The only thing I have in the database is the startPoint
When traversing the child folders I want to check If the folder has changed
since the last time.Can I store this in a lucene index, a
I'm not a particular fan of Hibernate, but that may just reflect my
unfamiliarity.
The real question is should you have two separate systems that you tie
together, Lucene as a search engine AND a database for "other stuff". My
*strong* preference is to keep the number of moving parts to a minimum
If i'm reading your message correctly, you (and everyone who has replied
so far) have gotten caught in a red herring. While an "explain" on the
results from your queryB will most likely show you that the
fieldNorm is the main differantiator in score between document-153 and
document-244 that'
Oh, I forgot.
Would you save the documents as index on the file system or use Hibernate
search with lucene?
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Thanks Erick!
I've just bought the book Lucene in action and I will see where that leeds
me.
I'm aware of that lucene doens't do the other magic ;) just what it is made
for. Indexing and searching.
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What should I use if I want to try to extract events (dates/times) out of an
HTML page? I looked at Tika since it's a parsing project. Am I on the right
track or is there something better to use? It also seems like Apache UIMA is
kind of doing that, but I'm not sure. I thought since a lot of these
Well, that depends (tm). What do you expect Lucene to do for you?
Lucene would e a fine tool for creating a keywords index, searching
it, etc. Really, the rest of the stuff in step <2>. Conceptually, you'd
store each file as a document, with several fields. Say
filepath
text
user
rights
then mix-
Hi!
I'm currently developing a mediabase for 20-100 customers. A Customer can
upload a file, folder via ftp and a file grabber searches the file system
and adds the new file to a mysql database. It also creates thumbnails, adds
search words etc. Now, this mediabase is pretty old and is developed
On Oct 2, 2008, at 9:41 AM, agatone wrote:
Now I have to go detailed into every one of them and write down stuff.
Couple of handy guidelines:
http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Principles.html
E.g. "Principle of Least Power" :)
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Hi everybody,
I'm trying to use the Lucene index on a web application, on which there are
many concurrent users. How can I share the Lucene index to many concurrent
users? Some people said that a shared index is accessible only by one user at
time...
Thank you
Carmelo
Karl Wrote:
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> 2 okt 2008 kl. 14.47 skrev Jimi Hullegård:
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> > But apparently this setOmitNorms(true) also disables boosting
> > aswell. That is ok for now, but what if we want to use boosting in
> > the future? Is there no way to disable the length normalization
> > while still keeping the boost
2 okt 2008 kl. 14.47 skrev Jimi Hullegård:
But apparently this setOmitNorms(true) also disables boosting
aswell. That is ok for now, but what if we want to use boosting in
the future? Is there no way to disable the length normalization
while still keeping the boost calculation?
You can m
Erick wrote:
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> Another possibility (and I'm not sure it'll work, but what
> the heck) would
> be
> to create a Filter for active ideas. So rather than add a
> "category:14"
> clause,
> you create a Category14Filter that you send to the query
> along with your
> +type:idea +alltext:betyg clauses.
Another possibility (and I'm not sure it'll work, but what the heck) would
be
to create a Filter for active ideas. So rather than add a "category:14"
clause,
you create a Category14Filter that you send to the query along with your
+type:idea +alltext:betyg clauses. Now, category won't be considered
Erik wrote:
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> On Oct 2, 2008, at 7:39 AM, Jimi Hullegård wrote:
> > Is it possible to disable the lengthNorm calculation for particular
> > fields?
>
> Yes, use Field#setOmitNorms(true) when indexing.
Ok, thanks. I will just have to look on how to do this the best way (since the
CMS is handling
On Oct 2, 2008, at 7:39 AM, Jimi Hullegård wrote:
Is it possible to disable the lengthNorm calculation for particular
fields?
Yes, use Field#setOmitNorms(true) when indexing.
Erik
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Hi,
Maybe I have missunderstood the general concept of how search results should be
scored in regards to the fieldNorm, but the way i see it it causes an
irritating effect of the sort order for me.
Here's the deal:
I'm building a simple site with documents that represents ideas. Each idea can
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Thank you all for your replies.
I didn't expect so many of them - all appreciated.
Now I have to go detailed into every one of them and write down stuff.
Thank you again.
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