Yes, I'm injecting the service now and it works fine. My head is not
completely around struts2 yet but there would seem to be considerable
advantage to the interceptor/plug-in approach, not the least of which is
you wouldn't have to write an action class each time you need to drop
search resu
I'm porting one of my Struts1 Lucene search apps to Struts2. The
basics are working but I need to remove the Lucene search service out of
the action classes. I'm ready to write an interceptor but can perhaps
also see using a plug-in like is done with Tiles. As I'm a Struts2
newbie, any ti
I would suggest you take a look at Solr -- http://lucene.apache.org/solr
-- which requires essentially no Java knowledge to use. It has a Python
client which at the very least might help with the learning curve. If
you want to try an alternative to JSP/Servlets for your web framework,
there'
I use TermEnum for this sort of "browsing" on untokenized, unstored
fields e.g. TermEnum terms=reader.terms(new Term("mybrowsefld","harr")).
-Gary
Matt Schraeder wrote:
Corerct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think n-grams is really what I'm
looking for here. I'm not looking for a spellchecker or
svn co
https://bobo-browse.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/bobo-browse/trunk
bobo-browse
-Gary
Glen Newton wrote:
I don't think this is an Open Source project: I couldn't find any
source on the site and the only download is a jar with .class files...
-glen
2008/12/10 John Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
suggestions here:
http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/ImproveIndexingSpeed
Since you've got 4 CPUs and lots of RAM you should definitely use
multiple indexing threads with a large RAM buffer.
Mike
Gary Moore wrote:
Parsing and indexing 4.5 million MARC/XML bibliographic records was
requiring
I'm impressed! Is this typical?
Gary Moore
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Salton, Gerald and McGill, Michael J. /Introduction to Modern
Information Retrieval/. McGraw-Hill, 1983.
-Gary
Anna Bing wrote:
Firstly the Lucene in Action Book is great. It really helped me with
implementing search for a project.
Sorry if this is the wrong forum but as you are all search peo
