Take a memory snapshot with JConsole -> dumpHeap [1] and the analyze
it with Eclipse MAT [2]. Find the biggest objects and look at their
path to GC roots to see if lucene is actually retaining them. You may
also want to look to two recently closed bug reports about memory
leaks [3] and [4]
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Hi, folks.
I am using PyLucene and doing a lot of get tokens. lucene.py reports version
2.4.0. It is rpath linux with 8GB of memory. Python is 2.4.
I'm not sure what the maxheap is, I think that it is maxheap='2048m'. I think
that it's running in a 64 bit environment.
It indexes a set of 116,
Hi,
I'm doing research on indexing some documents that are generated from
templates. I don't have the exact statistics yet, but I'm estimating that
in the standard case 90% of the document is the same across all instances of
the document and the other 10% is dynamic (although it is certainly poss
Hello!
I am a beginner with Lucene. I'm needing to do the following:
I have a text file with the following terms:
"Lucene in action"
"Lucene"
and a file with the following sentences:
1 - "Lucene in action now."
2 - "Lucene for Dummies"
3 - "Managing Gigabytes"
I need to search in phrases of do
It's hard for me to say why this is slow.
Here are a few more questions whose anwers might provide further clues:
What was the reasons that led you to partition the index this way?
What does the searcher implementation look like?
What would a typcial query sent to that searcher look like?
I wou
