Re: Document as Paramter (Rephrased)

hlighter.getBestFragments(tokenStream, text, _maxNumFragmentsRequired, "..."); // just store highlight text into document, nothing else doc.add(new Field(_highlightFieldName, highlightText, true, false, false)); } }

Document as Paramter (Rephrased)

Hi Erik & All My requirement is that I do a search, the results of the search are displayed. I am displaying results by using getbestfragmets and highlighting searched text. So basically the user can search and see what documents matched his search with snippets of text shown in the result of

Document as parameter?

Hi All I use the following code to display search results LuceneHitHighlighter highlighter = new LuceneHitHighlighter(queryStr, "snippet", "body"); for (int i = 0; i < hits.size(); i++) { Document doc = (Document) hits.get(i); highlighter

Displaying Document [Highlighting Terms]

Hi All I have indexed and displayed highlighted search results. [following lucene in action examples: Thanks authors]. Now I want to display the content of the file with highlighted terms. An idea I could comeup with is , clicking on search result I can open stream to a document, search the

Query -- how to write

Hi All I am indexing a document like this... Document doc = new Document(); doc.add(Field.Text("contents", new FileReader(f))); doc.add(Field.Text("filename",f.getCanonicalPath())); Iterator it = fields.keySet().iterator(); String element = ""; while (it.hasNext()) { elemen

Re: FileNotFoundException segments

nstead of creating a new one?! bib_lucene bib wrote: >Hi All > >can someone please help me on the error in my web application... > >I am using tomcat , the path for index dir is obtained from jsp page using >application.getRealPath("/")+"download/compName&

FileNotFoundException segments

Hi All can someone please help me on the error in my web application... I am using tomcat , the path for index dir is obtained from jsp page using application.getRealPath("/")+"download/compName" I want to index when the file gets uploaded. I am getting this error... java.io.FileNotFoundEx

Re: No.of Files in Directory

g algorithm and store binary files with lucene index?! I love the indexing algorithm, in that, you don't need to manage the free space like that in a typical file system. Because the merge process will take care of reclaiming the free space automatically. Should these two advices be good? Jian

No.of Files in Directory

Hi All In my webapp i have people uploading their documents. My server is windows/tomcat. I am thinking there will be a limit on the no of files in a directory. Typically apllication users will load 3-5 page word docs. 1. How does one design the system such that there will not be any problem