JDBM is surely a better way than in memory hash map.
But I feel since all previous documents are already in the index, although
not closed yet, there should be a way to read all previous terms.
It's ok to use additional data structure, like JDBM or hash map, to
duplicate the terms, in order to look
I use JDBM store document's key ID.
2008/12/30 Chris Lu
> Otis, thanks for the pointer.
> I think the question can be:
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> How to access TermEnum or TermInfos during indexing.
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> If this is possible, things would be easier.
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Otis, thanks for the pointer.
I think the question can be:
How to access TermEnum or TermInfos during indexing.
If this is possible, things would be easier.
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Chris,
Mark Miller & Co. are working on (Near) Duplicate Detection. I think the work
is in Solr's JIRA, but some of it might be applicable to Lucene.
Otis
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