(This is an expanded version of the post I made before in the hopes someone
will comment)
I am trying to port the reverse wildcard support from SOLR to base Lucene.
In broad strokes, I will use a PerFieldAnalyzer map with the INDEXWRITER such
that fields that I want to be indexed both ways
will
>>> Michael Bell 2/21/2012 12:18 PM >>>
I've ported over the various pieces from SOLR 3.5 (SolrQueryParser,
ReverseWildcardFilter, ReverseWildcardFactory).
But I do not understand how to apply this to indexing.
Here's the situation. Some fields will need Standard
Ok, one customer of ours insists on running a Really Big Single Server Lucene
index.
To be exact, there are about 300 million documents. This is running on a 64 bit
JVM/64 bit OS with 24 GB(!) RAM allocated.
Until very recently all was well. We then updated then in program version,
which updat
this is the issue with Java 6's server VM.
Yes I know it's fixed in Sun's beta update to Java 1.6, but did the workaround
get committed to 2.4? It is not documented in the CHANGELOG.
Thanks
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We are writing a mail archiving program. Each piece of the message (eg each
attachment) is stored separately.
I'll try to keep this short and sweet :)
Currently we index the main header fields, like
subject
sender
recipients (space delimited)
etc.
This stuff is really only needed once per e-m
