Hi guys,
I m actually trying on search indeces by entering multiple queries, for
instance, I have 4 textboxes with search criterias such as AND, OR, NOT and
Exact phrase. I m using queryParser operator and then add the query into
booleanquery, therefore I dont think my search result was correc
Hi guys,
I have posted this question before and this time I found that it could be
pdfbox problem and this pdfbox I downloaded doesn't use the log4j.jar. To
index the app 2.13mb pdf file took me 17s and total time to upload a file is
18s.
So, is there any way or others software than pdfbox
Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
Hi,
Is anyone running Lucene trunk/HEAD version in a serious production system?
Anyone noticed any memory leaks?
I'm asking because I recently bravely went from 1.9.1 to 2.1-dev (trunk from
about a week ago) and all of a sudden my application that was previosly
consu
http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/contributions.html lists several
PDF alternatives, but I can't speak to their performance. I am sure
if you googled PDF converters you could find a fair number of hits.
Perhaps w/ some more details about your app we might be able to find
a workaround. We
Hi Grant,
Thanks for the tips. I will take ur adviced and look into the link that u
send to me.
For my scenario will be every time the users upload the single file, I
need to index that particular file. Previously was because the previous
version of pdfbox integrate with log4j.jar file and
On Nov 30, 2006, at 10:54 AM, spinergywmy wrote:
Hi Grant,
Thanks for the tips. I will take ur adviced and look into the
link that u
send to me.
For my scenario will be every time the users upload the single
file, I
need to index that particular file. Previously was because the
:I m actually trying on search indeces by entering multiple queries, for
: instance, I have 4 textboxes with search criterias such as AND, OR, NOT and
: Exact phrase. I m using queryParser operator and then add the query into
: booleanquery, therefore I dont think my search result was correct.
Hi,
Wow, that was fast - java-user support is just as fast as I heard! ;)
I'll try your patch shortly. Like I said, the bug may be in my application.
Here is a clue. Memory usage increases with the number of open files (file
descriptors) on the system, and lsof gives:
COMMAND PIDUSER
: IndexSearchers open. The other ones I "let go" without an explicit
: close() call. The assumption is that the old IndexSearchers "expire",
: that they get garbage collected, as I'm no longer holding references to
: them.
yeah ... that just seems really bad in general, i would try to explicitl
On 11/30/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: IndexSearchers open. The other ones I "let go" without an explicit
: close() call. The assumption is that the old IndexSearchers "expire",
: that they get garbage collected, as I'm no longer holding references to
: them.
yeah ... that j
Yonik Seeley wrote:
On 11/30/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: IndexSearchers open. The other ones I "let go" without an explicit
: close() call. The assumption is that the old IndexSearchers "expire",
: that they get garbage collected, as I'm no longer holding references to
: t
Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
Wow, that was fast - java-user support is just as fast as I heard! ;)
Well let's withhold judgment until we see if that tool really works
correctly :)
I'll try your patch shortly. Like I said, the bug may be in my application.
Here is a clue. Memory usage increases
Grant Ingersoll wrote:
On Nov 30, 2006, at 10:54 AM, spinergywmy wrote:
For my scenario will be every time the users upload the single file, I
need to index that particular file. Previously was because the previous
version of pdfbox integrate with log4j.jar file and I believe is the
log4j.j
spinergywmy wrote:
I have posted this question before and this time I found that it could be
pdfbox problem and this pdfbox I downloaded doesn't use the log4j.jar. To
index the app 2.13mb pdf file took me 17s and total time to upload a file is
18s.
Re: PFDBox.
I have a 2.5Mb test file that
I've been trying to brainstorm on this but could not figure out a way to
go about this.
Let's say I'm searching for "batman". I want results that include:
batman
bat man
bat-man
etc.
or if I search screwdriver, I would want results to include:
screwdriver
screw drivers
etc.
NGramAnalyzer should do this. I think there is one in the contribs area or in
LUA.
Dennis
On Thursday 30 November 2006 17:25, Van Nguyen wrote:
> I've been trying to brainstorm on this but could not figure out a way to
> go about this.
>
>
>
> Let's say I'm searching for "batman". I want res
On 11/30/06, Michael McCandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tested this in 1.9.1, 1.9.2, 2.0.0, and trunk, and all of these
versions would run out of descriptors. So I'm at a loss so far on
where the regression is here ...
Right... no regression, just a Java limitation.
-Yonik
http://incubat
Yeah, in this case, I'm running out of memory, and open file descriptors are, I
think, just an indicator that IndexSearchers are not getting closed properly.
I've already increased the open file descriptors limit, but I'm limited to 2GB
of RAM on a 32-bit box.
I'll try explicitly closing searc
Hi Mike,
Thanks for looking into this. I think your stress test may match my production
environment.
I think System.gc() never guarantees anything will happen, it's just a hint.
I've got the following in one of my classes now. Maybe you can stick it in
your stress test and look at that last n
Hi,
I have a query related to the full text searching on documents saved in
database as BLOB. In our application, we are planning to save our
documents in the database as BLOB and we have a requirement of searching
a document on it's meta data and the content of the document i.e. search
within doc
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