Is there a way I can ask lucene what metadata elements it knows of and
is storing in its index?
Thanks - Tod
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I have a couple of quick questions about how Lucene indexes metadata:
- Does it do anything special with metadata or treat it as a supplement
to the words in the document?
I have a feeling that the answer is that out of the box lucene does
nothing special with metadata and that its treated ju
Grant Ingersoll wrote:
Hi Tod,
Lucene doesn't know anything you don't tell it about your
documents/metadata. You would need to create fields for the metadata
for a document and then index them. You could just do something like a
document with fields:
text
author
createDate
...
return the
collected documents.
Any assistance for a Lucene novice is greatly appreciated!
-Tod
Tod Olson mailto:t...@uchicago.edu>>
Systems Librarian
Interim Director for Integrated Library Systems
University of Chicago Library
und a real detailed description of how this works in Lucene.
-Tod
On Aug 18, 2017, at 12:59 AM, dr mailto:bfore...@163.com>>
wrote:
i used to do the same thing. My way is also throwing exception to jump out.
What does "then the search moves on to the next leaf" mean ?
在 2017
Thank you, this looks exactly like what I need!
-Tod
On Aug 18, 2017, at 1:42 AM, Adrien Grand
mailto:jpou...@gmail.com>> wrote:
You could wrap a collector wrapper (have a look at FilterCollector maybe) that
throws a CollectionTerminatedException whenever more than X hits have been
col
