highlighter
for that?
Thanks,
Aad
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> bec :)
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On 08/06/2010, at 3:19 PM, Aad Nales wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I storing synonyms in an index. e.g. 'institute' as a synonym for
> 'organizatio
Hi All,
I storing synonyms in an index. e.g. 'institute' as a synonym for
'organization'. Since I want to highlight the orginal term when
showing the result i am storing a Payload with each synononym. So in
this case the term 'institute' has a payload for 'organization'. I
execute a search and the
rocess the tokens in the stream
> return true;
> } else if (!extraTokens.isEmtpy()){
> // return extra token
> termAttribute.setTerm(extraTokens.pop())
> return true;
> }
> return false;
>
> }
>
> does that make sense?
>
> simon
>
> On Mon,
Hi All,
We are mixing Lucene with a commercial service giving us all kinds of
synonyms. We add these synonyms to the index and we can search with
them. The problem we have is 'highlighting' the orginal word when a
synonym is found.
We were thinking along the following approach.
1. Get a term
2.
Hi All,
Years ago we implemented a Lucene solution which we are updating
today, and i am a bit lost on the following.
In Lucene 1.x and 2.x it was possible to add a token in a Filter
simply by returning an extra Token when next was being called. What i
can not find is an equivalent possiblity for
Perhaps i misunderstand but it seems to me that if you execute the add
with two times a false value you will end up with the required result.
(content:test) (filename:test)
which is equivalent to your requested query.
hope this helps,
Aad Nales
Gusenbauer Stefan wrote:
Hello,
at the moment i
We have been using Lucene for quite some time now but recently a
customer asked to what level Lucene has scaled and if any public
references to such projects exist. The (potential) customer is looking
towards an index based on 15M (million) documents. Do any of you know of
public sites that usi
Hi,
I am not even sure what can of worms I open with this suggestion but:
Suppose that one of my 10.000 queries results in a set of documents
(A,B,.., N)
Suppose I generate a new document from this 'search result history' and
store this in a new index
Suppose I take the new document and (not sure
