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Both binary and source releases are available for
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/lucene/
java/">download
from the Apache Mirrors
+
+ The zip fil
>>> Grant Ingersoll 12/26/2006 10:12 PM >>>
>Hi Eric,
>
>Take a look at http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/releases.html
>
>Clicking through to the appropriate mirror, download/unzip
>lucene-2.0.0.zip. In it you'll find the jars, contrib, README, demo,
>etc. It really should contain everyth
On Dec 26, 2006, at 11:57 PM, Erik Hatcher wrote:
A definition of vocabulary fits perfectly on the wiki.
I started http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-lucene/
ConceptsAndDefinitions which is linked to from the main Wiki page. I
started w/ the basics that Eric asked about and are very brief a
Hello,
I just got this working in three or four steps:
1. goto http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/lucene/java/
2. click on any of the mirrors and download "lucene-2.0.0.zip"
3. unzip into preferred directory (step not shown), then use jar to
look at snowball items:
jar tvf /opt/lucene-2.0.
I want to again thank Grant for recently taking a dedicated lead
effort on the documentation revamping. I haven't yet built a recent
archive from trunk to see what it's out of the box experience is
like, but I'm guessing that at least the issue mentioned below has
been alleviated (?).
Mark's message was very nice to see about LIA, but I want to reply
and second Eric's comments about the Lucene distributable. I just
downloaded and unpacked the 2.0 .zip to test out a newbie to Lucene,
but Java savvy (our target audience), experience.
I opened docs/index.html and the first
Hi Eric,
Take a look at http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/releases.html
Clicking through to the appropriate mirror, download/unzip
lucene-2.0.0.zip. In it you'll find the jars, contrib, README, demo,
etc. It really should contain everything you need outside of the
actual Lucene source
Did you look in contrib/snowball? It should have been unpacked along with
everything else when you unpacked lucene 2.0, it's named something like
lucene-showball-2.0.0.jar.
That said, I've also had to poke around to find things, and I still don't
understand large portions of what Lucene does for
You sound like a man that wants a manual. Lucene In Action is the way to
go. It targets 1.4 instead of 2.0, so I'm sure you will still have
complaints, but if you want to get up to speed on Lucene fast, LIA is
the way to go. LIA will give you the overview and important classes, and
then the doc
>>> Grant Ingersoll 12/26/2006 2:43 PM >>>
>I'm sorry you are not finding what you need. The snowball analyzers
>come in a separate jar, in the release zip, under the contrib/
>snowball directory. You may also want/need the analyzers in contrib/
>analyzers for other languages. The README de
>>> Grant Ingersoll 12/26/2006 2:43 PM >>>
Hi Eric,
>I'm sorry you are not finding what you need. The snowball analyzers
>come in a separate jar, in the release zip, under the contrib/
>snowball directory. You may also want/need the analyzers in contrib/
>analyzers for other languages. The
Hi Eric,
I'm sorry you are not finding what you need. The snowball analyzers
come in a separate jar, in the release zip, under the contrib/
snowball directory. You may also want/need the analyzers in contrib/
analyzers for other languages. The README delivered w/ the release
probably sh
I'm been having a hard time finding any kind of reasonable
documentation
on lucene. It seems that the javadocs are mostly empty, and the stuff
on
the wiki really doesn't explain anything. Is there a better place to
be looking?
So far, I've managed to get some basic stuff working. Now I'm try
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