Hello
I suppose that you are using gmail?
It is just a property of gmail, take a look at thee archives after a
few hours, you will find it back ;-)
for example:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/lucene-java-user/
hth
--paul
On 7/19/06, Pasquale Imbemba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mi
Michael McCandless wrote:
If you are subscribed to java-user then you should have received your
own original message (and my response) to the list -- are you not
seeing that?
No, I didn't receive mine --just yours (and those of others of course).
Pasquale
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BTW is it possible to set mailinglist so to obtain my own message in the
inbox, i.e. when sending to the ML, I get a copy as well as all other
subscribers?
If you are subscribed to java-user then you should have received your
own original message (and my response) to the list -- are you not
Michael McCandless wrote:
I would be grateful for some tip as this is my first approach to
Lucene...
Is it your IndexSearcher instantiation that's raising the Lock obtain
time out exception?
Yes that's true. I removed the lock files and that was the problem.
Thanks a lot.
I would be grateful for some tip as this is my first approach to Lucene...
Is it your IndexSearcher instantiation that's raising the Lock obtain
time out exception?
Can you look in your java.io.tmpdir and see if there are any Lucene lock
files present even when Lucene is not running
Hi,
I am checking a txt file with entries against an index generated with
Lucene. Of the enclosed Searcher.java class, I use the isInLex(String
noun) method, i.e. I read every line of the txt file and compare using
isInLex(String noun) against the index. If it's contained it returns
true othe
