: I need to monitor my searches and index. i know that there is LIMO "Lucene
Index Monitor", but the last version 0.6 works with the version 2.0 of Lucene.
: Is there other application that monitor the index and search ?
I'm not very familiar with LIMO, but have you looked at Luke ?
-Hoss
Congrats & good-luck on this new endeavour!
-Glen :-)
2009/1/26 Grant Ingersoll :
> Hi Lucene and Solr users,
>
> As some of you may know, Yonik, Erik, Sami, Mark and I teamed up with
> Marc Krellenstein to create a company to provide commercial
> support (with SLAs), training, value-add compone
FYI, I followed up on solr-user:
http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/b976b523afbc61d5/ann_lucid_imagination
First Link!
-Yonik
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Hi Lucene and Solr users,
As some of you may know, Yonik, Erik, Sami, Mark and I teamed up with
Marc Krellenstein to create a company to provide commercial
support (with SLAs), training, value-add components and services to
users of Lucene and Solr. We have been relatively quiet up until now
a
If thou wast to investigate the stemmers would that work? I
confess that I've never examined the output in detail, but
they might help.
I don't know of any synonym lists offhand, but then again I haven't
looked.
Best
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On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 8:51 AM, Koji Sekiguchi wro
Hello,
I have a requirement to search English words with taking into account
conjugation of verbs and comparative and superlative of adjectives.
I googled but couldn't find solution so far. Do I have to have a synonym
table
to solve this problem or is there someone who have good solution in this
l
On Mon, 2009-01-26 at 11:55 +0100, Ian Lea wrote:
> for (int i = 0; i < max; i++) {
> if (!reader.isDeleted(i)) {
> Document doc = reader.document(i);
> ...
> }
Hey! You've stolen our code! :-)
While we don't use Lucene in the same way as you, we also perform
iterations over all doc
The same here:
I often have code that needs to get *all* documents out of an IndexReader
(excluding deleted docs). Currently this is coded like the example from Ian.
This is often code that checks content of indexes or iterates over all
documents without any Query.
A better API may be good.
Uwe
OK, interesting. This case looks like it'd be a good fit for
iteration-API to access deleted docs. (And, a good case for column-
stride fields, too!).
Thanks for sharing Ian,
Mike
Ian Lea wrote:
Hi Mike
I've got some applications that use lucene purely as a place to store
data, with
Hi Mike
I've got some applications that use lucene purely as a place to store
data, with no searching other than by product id, and have programs
that get all the data out of the store by code like
for (int i = 0; i < max; i++) {
if (!reader.isDeleted(i)) {
Document doc = reader.docume
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