8:28 AM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Displaying search context
What you are doing is a good, scalable practice. You need to store
those email messages somewhere outside of Lucene, and use a unique id to
correlate the two. When you want to display relevant text for a search
result, fi
> What are the
> current limitations of the
> Lucene Highlighter? Does does it perform under high
> query load?
The major bottlenecks are typically in retrieving
document content and then re-tokenizing with an
Analyzer - not the actual choice of highlighting code.
I've not used the Nutch summ
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From: Dan Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 8:28 AM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Displaying search context
What you are doing is a good, scalable practice. You need to store
those email messages somewhere outside of Lucene, and use a unique id
Thanx guyz for your prompt replies.
>>When you want to display relevant text for a search
>>result, find the file on disk, and pass it through the Lucene
>>Highlighter (see the Lucene sandbox).
A nice suggestion but again as i'm indexing mails my Lucene Document has
fields like "Sender", "Subject
What you are doing is a good, scalable practice. You need to store
those email messages somewhere outside of Lucene, and use a unique id to
correlate the two. When you want to display relevant text for a search
result, find the file on disk, and pass it through the Lucene
Highlighter (see th
You can´t. If the indexing is unstored only the indicies of the words
are indexed and you cannot reconstruct the text from the field.
Karl
On 23. sep. 2005, at 13.40, Anand Kishore wrote:
Hi,
I am indexing emails through Lucene. The body of the mails is stored
in an
''Unstored" field. I als
Hi,
I am indexing emails through Lucene. The body of the mails is stored in an
''Unstored" field. I also have a search interface setup which returns me all
Documents matching my query. What i need is to display a few lines from the
body of the mails where the queryTerm was found. How can this be a
