Craig,
Again, please try a TermQuery(new Term(fieldname, value)) for a known
field/term combination that you are having issues with.
MultiFieldQueryParser is adding complexity on top of complexity.
Start simple, get a known term query to work, and move up from there.
Erik
On Dec 5, 2005, at 12:39 PM, 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.
-Craig
-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Hatcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 12:23 PM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Why are tokens not being indexed?
On Dec 5, 2005, at 8:20 AM, Combs, Craig wrote:
This is very mysterious
I have check my parser and I'm returned body:<token>. My analyzer
during
indexing returns <token> in the token stream. But when I perform
my search
no results are found.
Is there a way I can see what tokens are actually written by the
index
writer of lucene?
My java.net article and the (free) code from lucenebook.com has an
analyzer demo that will show what comes out of the analyzer, but
sounds like you've already troubleshot that aspect.
Luke (google for "luke lucene") will let you see what got indexed - I
recommend trying that out.
My analyzer returns the tokens and my queryparser returns the
tokens so I'm
not sure why "SOME" tokens are not being found in the index. These
are
tokens in the middle of a token stream so it's not like they are at
the end
or beginning, and I have not found a pattern to them yet.
Are you searching with QueryParser? If you look at the generated
Query.toString() does it match what you indexed? If not, try a
simple TermQuery for what gets returned from your analyzer and see if
that works. If not, Lucene is broken :)
Erik
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