Hi folks,
I'd like to ask your advice about how to organize index for documents
in multiple languages.
As an input:
The database which holds the documents metadata. Each document consists
from
language-neutral attributes, such as: document_id, date, categories mapping
and language-dependent att
QL query, I suggest you to include the foreign keys values
as additional lucene fields, and let lucene return you the exact set
of document IDs.
I had excellent results with this technique.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Giulio Cesare Solaroli
On 7/4/06, Alexander Mashtakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a solution/best practices concerning Lucene and SQL database
integration.
The database (MySQL) is already developed and contains data. I've tried
MySQL full-text
search, but it's quite slow and doesn't have the possibility to intergate
custom analyzers.
Phrase search is
Has anyone tried to solve this task ?
--- Alexander MASHTAKOV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you for reply.
> I've also had a look at Zend framework. But, at
> this moment they do not support unicode,
> which is a mandatory requirement in m
ch_Lucene was derived from the Apache
> Lucene project. For more
> information on Lucene, visit
> http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/.
>
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>
> I have implemented it at
> http://www.edoctors.in/search/. It works fine -
Hi Folks,
I'm working on project that is going to have free-text
search mechanism. The project is completely based on
open source technologies, such as MySQL and PHP.
I'm reading about Lucene and think that this is
probably the first candidate.
BTW, the (obvious) question is: "How to integrate P
