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I have an index with field "documentNumber ". There are 10 documents. One of the documents has documentNumber A5058970
I want to return all matches where documentNumber ! A505*. I should get 9 doI 'm building an index from a FileMaker database by dumping the data to
a tab-separated file. Because the FileMaker output is encoded in
MacRoman and uses Mac line separators I run a script acrossHi all
Seeking some "best practice " advice or even if there is an alternative
solution. Sorry for the email length just trying to explain
succinctly.
Currently we add fields to our index like th
Have been reading this thread
<http //www.mail-archive.com/lucene-user@(protected)/msg11180.htm
l >.
Praveen Peddi (or anyone else) did you ever try the patch? I would be
interested to know Hi
We are not using QueryParser and have some custom Query construction.
We have an index that indexes various documents. Each document is Analyzed and indexed via
StandardTokenizer() - >StandardFilAad
Are you trying to check the spelling of English words by Dutch children?
Then Phonetix or any of these other solutions may not be perfect.
In my Clipper days I could build an index on English words using a
technique that was called soundex. Searching in that index resulted in
hits of words that sounded the same. From what i remember thHi
I 'm going to be demonstrating some of our work with lucene to
a prospective customer this week and I 'm wondering if
any of you have suggestions for other relevant sites that
use lucene.
In partWhen I switch to Java 1.2 I can also not run it. Also I cannot index
anything. I have no idea why...
Can sombody help me?
Karl
> Hello all
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> I have heard that Lucene 1.3 Final should run underHello all
I have heard that Lucene 1.3 Final should run under Java 1.1. (I need that
because I want to run a search with a PDA using Java 1.1).
However when I run my code. I get the following erroOur firewall prevents me from using cvs to check out anything. Does
anyone have a jar file or a set of class files publicly available?
Thanks
Jim.
Hello lucene-user.
If I do not store text fields in the index is there a way to specify
values for Highlighter from external source and how?
Thanks in advance.
Yura Smolsky
First let me say - Awesome tool! Almost too easy to be true but with
that being said....
Hi I have read several articles and postings that indicate that the
Field.Keyword field should be searchaHi
> I ve a kind of problem to execute a converting tool to modify a pdf to an
> html under Linux. In fact i have an executable "pdftohtml " which work
> correctly on batch mode and when I want to uHi everyone
I need to "update a document " in Lucene. I already know that for that
I need to do a delete (IndexReader) and then an add (IndexWriter). I
also know that the deletion means been marked aHi
I am working on a set of queries that allow you to find modification dates
before after and equal to a given date.
Here are some of the before queries I have been playing with. I want a query
tIs there an additional storage cost to flagging an untokenized indexed
field as stored? Is the flag just for indicating that it be returned in
result sets? I assume storage for tokenized fields is I want to double-check with the user community now that I 've run this
past the lucene-dev list.
Anyone using SearchBean from the Sandbox? If so please speak up and
let me know what it offers thatHow do I set the analyzer when I build the query in my code instead of
using a query parser ?
Thanks in advance
Ravi.
I have varying length text fields which I am searching on. I would like
relevancy to be dictated predominantly by the number of terms in my query
that match. Right now I am seeing a high relevancy fHi
is it possible to retrieve ALL documents from a Lucene index? This should
then actually not be a search...
Karl
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Lassen Sie Ihren Gedanken freien Lauf... z.B. per FreeSMS
GMX bietet bis zu 1Many times I 've written ad-hoc code that pulls in data from an RDBMS and
builds a Lucene index. The use case is a typical database-driven dynamic
website which would be a hassle to spider (say due I 'm reading the Lucene in Action book right nowand on page 309 they talk
about using the DbDirectory which berkeley DB for maintaining your index.
Anyone ever consider a port to Berkeley DB Java EdiNicko Cadell was good enough to point out the issues involved with
generating XHTML compliant markup with the highlighter and provided a
patch to fix it.
The main code has now been updated in the nI 'm building a lucene project for a client who uses php for their
dynamic web pages. It would be possible to add servlets to their
environment easily enough (they use apache) but I 'd like to have
Hello lucene-user.
Does anyone have idea will ParallelMultiSearcher and many
RemoteSearchers be a way to get fast search on distributed index on
many servers.
For example I have 5 servers witHi all
for simplicity reasons I would like to use the index as my data storage
whilst using the advantage of the highly optimised Lucene index structure.
1) Can I store all the information of Hello
I have these two documents
Text <sort 9 >
Keyword <modified 0e1as4og8 >
Text <progress_ref 1099927045180 >
Text <name FutureBrand Testing >
Text <desc Demo >
Text <anouncement We are testing oHello
I think Chris 's approach might be helpfull but I can 't seems to get it to
work.
So since I running out of time and I still need to figure out "starts with "
and "ends with " queries I h
Another approach...
You can make a Filter that is the inverse of the output from another
filter which means you can make a QueryFilter on the search then wrap it
in your inverse Filter.
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