Combs, Craig wrote:
I'm able to see the documents that were indexed but not the tokens
associated with the document in Luke.
I'm using the multifield query parser and I did do the query.toString and
the tokens returned by the query parser matched the tokens returned from the
analyzer. Some how I need to see which tokens are associated with what
documents in the Lucene index database.
I'm not sure Luke can do this. I don't need to know which documents were
indexed but I need to know what tokens are actually indexed in lucene. What
is the best way to look into an index that Lucene has created and what
tokens are associated with that given index.
What you (probably) need is to browse through all terms in the index.
You can do this with Luke - go to the "Documents" tab, and on the
right-hand side you have a term browser. For each term you can display
the list of documents containing this term.
Also, you could use the Overview tab, and the Top N terms for a specific
field, with a large N.
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