You don't actually need a relational DB when using Lucene, but if you do, did
you try searching Google for "ORM for Android SQLite", because there is just
such library.
-Paul
> -Original Message-
> From: GuenterR [mailto:gunt...@gmail.com]
> All examples that I have already found so far
As text retrieval geeks, we hate manual tagging :-) We want you to analyze the
content (might I suggest using Lucene and Mahout) and categorize it for us. :-)
But jokes aside, a major category of tags would be "(text) analysis" or
"tokenization" or "term processing for indexing" -- all that stuff
I think that javadoc is stale; my guess is it was written back when
the collect method took a score, but we changed that so the collector
calls .score() if it really needs the score... so I can't think of why
that search method is inherently inefficient.
I'll fix the javadocs (remove that warning)
I noticed today that my code calls
IndexSearcher.search (Query query, Filter filter, Collector collector)
But also noticed that the DOCs says
"Applications should only use this if they need all of the matching documents.
The high-level search API (Searcher.search(Query, Filter, int)
) is usually
Hi Ananth,
You have to add the child documents before the parent document,
otherwise the blockjoinquery won't work.
Regards,
Christoph
Am 08.06.2012 10:18, schrieb Ananth V:
Hey guys,
I'm trying to index nested documents in lucene 3.6. I have
the parent document having a 'typ
