RE: teragram to Lucene

See the surround query in lucene/contrib. It support proximity search query syntax is diff..but you can customize it. By customizing javacc language file-"QueryParser .jj" you can get as you wish. Thanks, Jagdish -Original Message- From: Walt [mailto:junk...@comcast.net] Sent: Friday

RE: Store the documents content in the index

Yes..you can Store Text file content by saying that field store-Field.Store.YES.same time you can also index it by saying Field.Index.ANALYZED as another parameter of Field class contructor. Thanks, Jagdish -Original Message- From: starz10de [mailto:farag_ah...@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday,

How to eliminate stop words from Surround query ?

Hi, All , I want to eliminate stop words from surround query how I can do that ...as I am new to QueryParser languages(JavaCC) .. Any Ideas or suggestions ? Thanks, Jagdish

contrib -surround query -How to add default operator in surround query ?

Hi, Can any one guide me.. how I can accomplish to add default operator (W/1) in surround query ? Thanks, Jagdish

RE: contrib -surround query -How to add default operator in surround query ?

dded inbetween two words. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jagdish -----Original Message- From: Jagdish Vasani IN [mailto:jvas...@in.capitallegals.com] Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 6:24 PM To: java-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: contrib -surround query -How to add default operator in surround query ? Hi,

RE: How to eliminate stop words from Surround query ?

infix */, oprt); } } )* {return q;} } Now generate QueryParser.java file using javaCC then do search.. Thanks, Jagdish. -Original Message- From: Jagdish Vasani IN [mailto:jvas...@in.capitallegals.com] Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 7:33 PM To: java-user@lucene.apache.org S

RE: Problem searching in the same sentence

For highlighting to work you need to store position information of each token... So while field creation you need to call following constructor.. Field field = new Field(fieldName, validFieldValue, (store) ? Field.Store.YES : Field.Store.NO,