/IndexReader) close itself. In my
opinion it is completely legal to do so.
Any other suggestions?
polx wrote:
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> Le 15-déc.-08 à 13:09, Zender00 a écrit :
>> in my opinion it is possible to use a reader and writer
>> simultanesously on
>> the same index. In my already
delete).
>
> paul
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> Le 15-déc.-08 à 12:06, Zender00 a écrit :
>
>>
>> I extend my original post:
>> How is it possible to use lucene in 2 diffent classes / objects, if
>> I dont
>> want to use static methods/variables?
>> (one objec
I extend my original post:
How is it possible to use lucene in 2 diffent classes / objects, if I dont
want to use static methods/variables?
(one object read/writer, the other is read only)
Kind regards,
D. Penning
Zender00 wrote:
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> Hi,
> I tried to implement a singleton patte
Hi,
I tried to implement a singleton pattern for my already working lucene
object.
But there is a strange error when I tried to access the instance.
When my Singleton GetInstance() method is executed for the first time it
creates a new instance of my lucene object. There are some member variables
Hello,
I have to store 2 arrays (1 int-Array, 1 String-Array (approx. length per
element: 30 chars)) with a count of 100-10.000 elements in a lucene
document.
At this time, I implode each array (split with an ';') and save the value as
a string.
This works perfectly for small array-sizes (e.g. l
