If you use HTMLStripCharFilter, it extracts the text only, leaving tags
out, and remembering the word positions so that highlighting works
properly. Should do exactly what you want out of the box...
On 10/23/2012 8:00 PM, Scott Smith wrote:
I need to take an html page that I retrieve from m
I need to take an html page that I retrieve from my lucene search and
highlight all of the terms that are part of the search. I need to skip over
any html tags since I don't want any words in tags which happen to match the
search to be highlighted.
Note that I don't want sections of the docum
Thanks for the suggestion, but in that scenario, I would lose the ability to
search on individual fields, i.e. I would not be able to search on title field
only, and would end up with results where the searched term might be in the
description field.
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The main advantages are full text search capabilities and performance.
Oracle Text is a pre-google technology. It doesn't support features like
facets, "did you mean", "more like this", spacial search, etc.
Besides Oracle text has serious problems when scaling to big volumes of
information.
You
On Oct 23, 2012, at 10:35 PM, Maximiliano Keen wrote:
> Scotas combines and synchronize the high-performance, full-featured
> Solr/Lucene text search engine with the industry leading Oracle Database's
> performance, scalability, security, and reliability.
How does this compares/contrasts to O
*Scotas* brings a remarkable advancement to Enterprise Text Search. Scotas
combines and synchronize the high-performance, full-featured Solr/Lucene
text search engine with the industry leading Oracle Database's performance,
scalability, security, and reliability.
Main features are:
- Full Inte
Hi All,
Just wanted to make sure that will approach would fails for this case.
Having a copy field for each of the document, having the concatenated
values of all the fields in that document and searching on the copy field
would just produce the result. The resulting docs would be based on the
So, just to confirm, using Lucene 4.0, we would be able to issue a search on
one or more fields and would be able to get the results sorted by a custom
field and also would be able to get the score of each document based on the
frequency of the terms searched in all the indexed fields of that do
hey there,
in Lucene 4 you can override the termStatistics / CollectionStatistics
used for scoring in the IndexSearcher. You can take multiple fields
into account here in order use it for scoring. Here is the javadoc
link:
http://lucene.apache.org/core/4_0_0/core/org/apache/lucene/search/IndexSe
