Ok, I read the Wiki page related to improving the searching speed and adopted
some advices. One of the slow queries is simply. Here are some:
plaintext:guid
107.0 ms
resultSet.totalHits = 1
plaintext:allianc
51.0 ms
resultSet.totalHists = 1
plaintext:engin
46.0 ms
resultSet.totalHits = 1
plaintext:servicetec
46.0 ms
resultSet.totalHits = 1
.. and so on. I pose about one hundred queries for each category. Therefore,
I retrieve a list of documents of a category by utilizing a QueryFilter:
Term luceneTerm = new Term("plaintext", stemmer.process(candidate));
TermQuery termQuery = new TermQuery(luceneTerm);
Filter qf = new CachingWrapperFilter(new QueryWrapperFilter(termQuery));
TopDocs resultSet = searcher.search(lTerm, qf, Integer.MAX_VALUE);
Each subsequent query is "only" 46 ms instead of 107 ms. However, I think it
is very slow. Note that these values are taken while the Lucene index is in
the RAM (RAMDirectory). It makes no difference in time if I am using the
RAMDirectory or NFIOSDirectory.
Thanks for further advices.
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