On 07/11/2013 08:04 AM, Ankit Murarka wrote:
> a. I have a string of 190 characters.
> b. I need to store this string or the content of the string.
> c. For every request, I will compare the string with this stored string.
> d. If match, found I will increment the counter and once counter
> reaches
My usecase to explore Apace Lucene is as follows: Need input whether the
same can be served by Lucene or not.
a. I have a string of 190 characters.
b. I need to store this string or the content of the string.
c. For every request, I will compare the string with this stored string.
d. If match, f
On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 4:20 PM, Uwe Schindler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The "fast" replacement (means sorting works as fast without collating) is to
> index the fields
> used for sorting with CollationKeyAnalyzer ([snip]). The Collator you get
> from e.g. the locale.
[snip]
> The better was is, as menti
Hi Jack, sorry if I missed the part about "but that deal fell through". I
met you at Lucene Revolution where you were talking about the book. Too
bad, since you can never have too many books.
The Lucene documentation leaves a lot to be desired, but as many have
commented, the Solr documentation co
Oh, yeah, ... that was the original book, that got canceled. Long story.
O'Reilly should have taken that page down by now - oh well. But now I have
the Solr-only book, self-published as an e-book on Lulu.com.
Yes, LIA2 is still a valuable resource. Details have changed, but most
concepts are s
Jack, don't you also have a book coming out on O'Reilly?
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028765.do
Lucene in Action might be outdated, but many of the core concepts remain
the same. The analysis chain (analyzers/tokenizers) might have a slightly
different API, but the concepts are still va
Thank Jack very much.
Btw, I still find a details tutorial which guide me step by step, from download
lucene until configure IDE (I unzipped lucene and received a complex folder - I
don't know what should I do next?)
And, a dummy question,there are three files to download in lucene 4.3.1
downl
I would also note that Solr is a great way to start learning Lucene since a
lot of the underlying Lucene concepts are visible in Solr and eventually a
lot of Lucene users will end up having to re-invent features that Solr adds
to Lucene, anyway.
Maybe when I finish covering Solr in my e-book I
Right, unfortunately, there's nothing that I know of that's super-recent.
Jack Kupransky is e-publishing a book on Solr, which will be more up
to date but I don't know how thoroughly it dives into the underlying Lucene
code.
Otherwise, I think the best thing is to tackle a real problem (perhaps
tr
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the reply.
My Actual Usecase is to Highlight the First occurence of the search word in
the sentence it occured.
In my case,I do not have access to original documents .
Iam looking for optimum way by which i need to reduce the index disk space.
I tried SimpleHighlighter an
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