Hello all,
I am having some content with text "attention". If is search using "att*",
"attent*", the results are displayed. If i search for "attenti*" then no
results are displayed.
I am using Snowball Analyzer for Indexing and Search (Lucene v2.4.1).
Regards
Ganesh
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We can add a note to FSDirectory about that.
For IndexWriter/IndexReader this hint is no longer needed (in Lucene 2.9),
as all methods taking String/File instead of Directory are deprecated and
users should create directory instances and then will automatically get to
the place where the LockFacto
Jan Peter Stotz wrote:
> Mark Miller wrote:
>
>
>> Have you tried using a native lock factory?
>>
>
> No - I did not even know of it's existence as it is nowhere "visible" from
> the IndexWriter class (not directly used and nowhere mentioned in the
> JavDoc. Could you please add a small hin
Mark Miller wrote:
> Have you tried using a native lock factory?
No - I did not even know of it's existence as it is nowhere "visible" from
the IndexWriter class (not directly used and nowhere mentioned in the
JavDoc. Could you please add a small hint after the description about the
"locking file
Jan Peter Stotz wrote:
> Hi Lucene users,
>
> at the moment I have some problems with the locking mechanism of
> IndexWriter. Some times my application quits/terminates before I can close
> the IndexWriter. Then the "write.lock" file remains and prohibits every
> write access to my index. Of course
Hi Lucene users,
at the moment I have some problems with the locking mechanism of
IndexWriter. Some times my application quits/terminates before I can close
the IndexWriter. Then the "write.lock" file remains and prohibits every
write access to my index. Of course I could simply unlock the directo
