What Erick and Michael said are all correct, or the same. :)
What Lucene can do is search data that stored into Document objects.
Lucene is said to be able to search html, pdf, etc, but that's because
those formats are relatively fixed. You can easily tell title,
content, etc.
With database, whi
What Michael said :).
Ha Erick,
we must have sent our responses at the same time :)
What Erick said :)
Erick Erickson wrote:
This has been extensively discussed in the mail archive, I think a
search of
the archive would help you a lot.
The short form is no. There's nothing built into Lucene to help you
index a
Hey there Teresa.
Short answer: Not directly.
Long answer: Lucene is a set of libraries built for indexing text and
then searching those indexes. Not sure what you mean by indexing a
database per se. You could write some code to get the records you want
from the database and then index tho
This has been extensively discussed in the mail archive, I think a search of
the archive would help you a lot.
The short form is no. There's nothing built into Lucene to help you index a
database. How would you define that anyway?
That said, you can write a program to extract data from the data
Hi,
Can Lucene index a database? PostgreSQL, Mysql, Access ?
Thanks
Cheers
Teresa
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