Thanks very much.
2008/3/16, Erick Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Use the Luke, force. Google Lucene and Luke and you'll find the link
> to a wonderful tool that'll allow you to examine your index in great
> detail.
>
> Best
> Erick
>
> On Sun, Mar
Hi, all
I got some troubles on getting expected search results, so I want to check
what info is stored (more precisely, how was it tokenized) in index for some
fields. (indexed and tokenized but not stored)
Please tell me how to get that.
Thanks.
--
Time is mana, we must hurry
Hi, all
I got some troubles on getting expected search results, so I want to check
what info is stored (more precisely, how was it tokenized) in index for some
fields. (indexed and tokenized but not stored)
Please tell me how to get that.
Thanks.
--
Time is mana, we must hurry
Hi,
You should get the `Hits' from `IndexSearcher.search(...)'
You could refer to the example code in the Lucene source package, or have a
look at the book `Lucene in Action'
2008/2/23, sumittyagi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> here is my code, i am just starting, so having little bit of trouble in
Hi, all
I've got a question here needing your help:
For my index, I opened one IndexWriter (autocommit mode) and one
IndexSearcher on it;
I have quite a lot of threads here concurrently writing new documents and
doing search in index.
the IndexWriter is flushed periodically.
as I want the IndexSea
