I beg your pardon. Its our EmailFilter class that emits the tokens. We
do it this way, since users like to search using individual components
of an email address. e.g. joe or mycompany.com.au. I think we may have a
synchronization issue at play. I will perform some further testing and
will get back to you. Thank you.
On 2014/03/28, 5:28 PM, Steve Rowe wrote:
Jamie,
UAX29URLEmailTokenizer does not emit email components as tokens;
“john....@mycompany.com.au” will be tokenized as “john....@mycompany.com.au”,
nothing more. That’s why I asked what EmailFilter does.
If the filter really is ignored by Lucene, that would be a bug in Lucene. I
think something else is likely going on, though, which is why I asked you for
an example query matching too many docs and a doc it improperly matches.
Steve
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