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> Thanks for all the Help.
>
> I've now implemented a modified Version of Ahmet Arslan's
> Idea and it works.
Great to hear that!
Doing query iteration programatically will be faster than making it with
ShingleFilter.
Since you don't care about scores, you can enhance your search time complex
Here are the Java Methods:
public void addDomain(ListType listtype, String domain) throws
CorruptIndexException, IOException {
this.add(listtype, URIType.Domain, domain, null);
}
public void addURL(ListType listtype, String url) throws
CorruptIndexExcepti
Thanks for all the Help.
I've now implemented a modified Version of Ahmet Arslan's Idea and it works.
i've splitted up the url in 2 parts: domain and path (with URL.getHost() and
URL.getPath()).
Add these two Fields to Lucene with Keywordanalyzer().
To Search for a URL i check, if the domain ma
HI Florian,
A token would get you a hit on being searched i.e. if you search for any of
the tokens from the document you'd get the document as a hit.
Also, exact searches work by considering positions.
if you search for "A B". All documents having A and B as adjacent terms (in
that order) would be
> Is there a possibility in Lucene to do a Exact Search with
> Tokenized text?
>
> Like: "en.wikipedia.org/wiki/production_code" is Tokenized
> in
> "en.wikipedia.org"
> "wiki"
> "production"
> "code"
> with Standardanalyzer.
>
> And a search will match iff(and only if) all the Tokens
> match?
>
Thanks for all the Answers,
I'll now try to implement this.
But i have another question now:
Is there a possibility in Lucene to do a Exact Search with
Tokenized text?
Like: "en.wikipedia.org/wiki/production_code" is Tokenized in
"en.wikipedia.org"
"wiki"
"production"
"code"
with Standardanalyz
