RE: Help with Search Java Code set up

mply looking to use multiple terms in your search? In that case, simply use BooleanQuery instead of TermQuery. QueryParser will recognize strings like foo AND baror+foo +barand turn that into a BooleanQuery for you. Otis --- "Kevin L. Cobb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: &g

RE: Help with Search Java Code set up

: Re: Help with Search Java Code set up Kevin - Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but how is this not a BooleanQuery with two clauses? - j On 10/26/05, Kevin L. Cobb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've been using Lucene happily for a couple of years now. But, this > new s

Help with Search Java Code set up

I've been using Lucene happily for a couple of years now. But, this new search functionality I'm trying to add is somewhat different that what I'm used to doing. Would help if the smart folks on this list would drive me in the right direction. I have several "searchable" fields and one keyword fi

Serialized Java Objects

I just had a thought this morning. Does Lucene have the ability to store Serialized Java Objects for return during a search. I was thinking that this would be a nifty way to package up all of the return values for a search. Of course, I wouldn't expect the serialized objects would not be searchable

RE: New Site Live Using Lucene

Open Source C/C++ only? When are you going to include Open Source Java? We demand fair treatmant ;) -Original Message- From: Robert Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 6:18 PM To: java-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: New Site Live Using Lucene Not sure if

RE: Best way to purposely corrupt an index?

My policy on this type of exception handling is to only byte off what you can chew. If you catch an IOException, then you simply report to the user that an unexpected error has occurred and the search engine is unobtainable at the moment. Errors should be logged and developers should look at the sp

RE: Lucene bulk indexing

I think your bottleneck is most likely the DB hit. I assume by 2 products you mean 2 distinct entries into the Lucene Index, i.e. 2 rows in the DB to select from. I index about 1.5 million rows from a SQL Server 2000 database with several fields for each entry and it finishes in about

RE: How do you make "protected content" searchable by Google?

I worked on a website that had the same issue. We made a "search engine" page that listed all the documents that we wanted to index as links to documents that contained summaries of those documents with links to the entire document on the limited access site - Google won't be able to follow these l