Mark Miller wrote:
> Have you tried using a native lock factory?
No - I did not even know of it's existence as it is nowhere "visible" from
the IndexWriter class (not directly used and nowhere mentioned in the
JavDoc. Could you please add a small hint after the description about the
"locking file
Hi Lucene users,
at the moment I have some problems with the locking mechanism of
IndexWriter. Some times my application quits/terminates before I can close
the IndexWriter. Then the "write.lock" file remains and prohibits every
write access to my index. Of course I could simply unlock the directo
Grant Ingersoll wrote:
Note: ENCODING is whatever encoding the file is in, as in "UTF-8", if
that is what your files are in.
I think there is a misunderstanding, the WordExtractor extracts text
from MS Word (.doc) files. Those files are binary and therefore does not
have an encoding.
I wou
Naman Gupta schrieb:
PDF Box uses a particular function of the Object 'Field' which is only
there in the lucene 1.4.3.
*Field.UnIndexed("path", file.getPath() )
This statement should be a good replacement:
new Field("path", file.getPath(), Field.Store.YES,
Field.Index.UN_TOK
Naman Gupta wrote:
Does lucene support the files in pdf and mht file formats. I wasnt able to
retrieve any results after creating an index of such files.
Well, the answer is simple: Lucene itself does not support any file
format. You need a file parser that converts your files to a plain text
Hi Eleanor.
In my Lucene index there's a field that contains the local names of XML
elements, one name per document. Users can enter arbitrary queries for
this field, so I'm using a QueryParser.
From reading around it looks as if the field needs to be tokenized, but
since the field's conten
Hi Erick,
thanks for your response.
Not that I know of. I presume that you want this to reduct typing
or some such. Your app could simply massage the query
that was typed, doing the appropriate substitutions before
parsing the query
Well I found a much better solution which avoids "double
Hi,
I would like to provide multiple field-names that are all mapped to the
same field in background (e.g. a long field-name and a short
field-name). Is there any mechanism for creating such field-aliases, may
be in the IndexWriter or an QueryParser?
Jan
