IndexWriter.close() does a commit.
Otherwise you will (in 3.0) need to do it by hand.
Mike
Laurent Mimoun wrote:
Michael McCandless-2 wrote:
So you should use commit sparingly, and, open your IndexWriter with
autoCommit=false.
Thank you for your respsonse.
But I would be estonished that no code is provided in lucene API to
do the
job of committing regularly modifications : do I really have to code
this by
hand ?
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