Hi Uwe
But if I don't use Lucene 2.9, is this procedure (items 1-4) the right
way to avoid the TooManyClauses exception? or is there a more efficients
procedure to do that?
Thanks
Patricio
Uwe Schindler schrieb:
Or use Lucene 2.9, it automatically uses constant score mode in wild
that?
Thank you
Patricio
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Hello,
I'm using the following method to obtain the position of some terms in a
document:
int[] indexOfTerms = TermPositionVector.indexesOf(String[] terms, int start,
int len);
Should I parse the strings contained in "terms" before I apply indexOf()?
Thank you in advance
Patri
Hello,
Where can I find some information about index size increments by using
TermVector.WITH_POSITIONS?
Thank You
Pat
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Hi,
In the Book "Lucene in Action" Chapter 6 "Extending search", there is an
example for indexing geographical information, and order the search results
based on distances between 2 points (x,y)->(y,z).
I think that it could be interesting for you.
Patricio
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ssential to
determine the retrieved documents.
I looked for this information in "Lucene in Action", but unfortunately I
couldn't find enough details (in Chapter 3.2) about this topic.
Does somebody know where takes place (source code) this comparison?
Thank You in advance
Hello,
I try to use Lucene to make some experiments with the distribution of words
in documents. Using the TermPositionVector, one can compute some statistics
about word positions (mean, standard deviation, etc.).
It is possible to store such statistical values directly in the Lucene
index?
For
Hello,
I try to use Lucene to make some experiments with the distribution of words
in documents. Using the TermPositionVector, one can compute some statistics
about word positions (mean, standard deviation, etc.).
It is possible to store such statistical values directly in the Lucene
index?
For
= 0.7.2
Thank You for your help
Patricio
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Von: Ben Litchfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Oktober 2005 21:17
An: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Java heap space ...after index process
Is this only after the entire indexing proc
Hello All,
I try to index some PDF documents using PDFBox.
It works apparent normally, but when the index process ends, I get the
following message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Do you have some idea?
Thank
dex(FileIndexer.java:36)
at
org.galeas.index.handlingtypes.framework.FileIndexer.main(FileIndexer.java:77)
What do I wrong?
Thank You
Patricio
Ben Litchfield schrieb:
In addition, the latest version(0.7.2) of PDFBox does not require log4j,
so you could also upgrade to that version.
Ben
rk.FileIndexer.index(FileIndexer.java:43)
at lia.handlingtypes.framework.FileIndexer.index(FileIndexer.java:36)
at lia.handlingtypes.framework.FileIndexer.main(FileIndexer.java:77)
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Have anybody some idea ?
Hello,
I search for a JSP examples of a simple search application with Lucene.
I try to execute the lucene search as a .jsp file but it doesn't work.
Do you know where can I found information about this topic
Thank You
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To uns
to request the saved data later by the search process, ...
something like :
int[] wordPositionsStatistics =
termPositionVector.getTermPositionsStatistics(wordIndex)
Have somebody any idea?
thank you in advance.
Patricio
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Hello!
Do You mean:
I must compile the latest classes of
/lucene/java/trunk/src/java/org/apache/lucene/index (Rev.159229)
and
/lucene/java/trunk/src/java/org/apache/lucene/document (Rev.150682)
and actualize my actual version of Lucene?
Thank You for your help!!
Patricio
Hello,
I am new with Lucene. I have following problem.
When I execute a search I receive the list of document Hits.
I get without problem the content of the documents too:
for (int i = 0; i < hits.length(); i++) {
Document doc = hits.doc(i);
System.out.println(doc.get("content"));
}
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