I'm using lucene for a full text search on a online store.
I've build a indexer program which creates a lucene and a taxonomy index.
The taxonomy index contains facets with categories and article features
(like color, brand, etc.).
Is it possible to re-add or update single document facets? F.g. the
Hi,
Lucene no longer rewrites Wildcards and other MultiTermQueries to Boolean
Queries by default, because execution of such queries is too slow. If you just
want to get the filtered index terms, it is easiest to write your own
MultiTermQuery.RewriteMethod that collects all terms while rewriting
: Lucene doesn't have a dedicated announce list; maybe subscribe to
: Apache's announce list? But then you get announcements for all Apache
: projects ... maybe add a mail filter ;)
there's also the "product" info feeds which you can subscribe to...
https://projects.apache.org/projects/lucene_c
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Hi,
currently I migrate to Lucene 4. In the past, I did a trick to get the index
specific terms for an
according (wildcard) query (see below). But it don't works anymore:
String queryString = "n*"; // gives no result
// String queryString = "nöä"; /
Lucene doesn't have a dedicated announce list; maybe subscribe to
Apache's announce list? But then you get announcements for all Apache
projects ... maybe add a mail filter ;)
Mike McCandless
http://blog.mikemccandless.com
On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 10:10 AM, Nils Knappmeier
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i
Hello,
is there a good way to be notified about new releases of the
Lucene-core, other than checking the Lucene homepage every other day and
other than subscribing to the java-user mailinglist, from which I am
currently getting a large number of mails that I don't have time to read.
I was lo
Hi all,
I have a special use case to implement, and I couldn't achieve it with a a
solution combining expected behavior and performance.
My goal is to identify specific terms inside the user query, to restrict
following queries.
To be more factual : if the user queries "walmart black socks", I woul