Heh, funny :)
Look at the jGuru Lucene FAQ for building a custom Analyzer.
Your Analyzer has to treat some of your fields differently.
Otis
--- Spence Nichols <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have created an index which has documents with many fields.
>
> Eg Field.Keyword("AUTHOR", "Fred Bloggs") - want it indexed and
> stored, not
> tokenised
> Field.Text("CONTENT", "Example content")
>
> The second field will get tokenised/analysed using my Analyser.
>
> When trying to search the index I build a Query object using the
> QueryParser
> and my analyser. The result is the query gets tokenised/analysed for
> each
> field.
>
> So if I enter a search of: Fred Bloggs
>
> How can I build a query where only the CONTENT field term gets
> tokenised?
>
> (AUTHOR:Fred AUTHOR:Bloggs) (CONTENT:fred CONTENT:blogg)
>
> Any help appreciated
> Spence
>
>
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