Hello; I have these two documents:
Text<sort:9> Keyword<modified:0e1as4og8> Text<progress_ref:1099927045180> Text<name:FutureBrand Testing> Text<desc:Demo> Text<anouncement:We are testing our project> Text<category:Category 1> Text<olfaithfull:stillhere> Text<poster:hello> Text<urgent:yes> Text<provider:Mo> Text<sort:1> Text<Author:cbalom> Text<Creator:PScript5.dll Version 5.2.2> Keyword<modified:0e1bgsfk0> Keyword<modified:0e1bgsfk0> Text<Producer:Acrobat Distiller 5.0.5 (Windows)> Text<progress_ref:1099957931806> Text<name:testing stuff> Text<desc:testing> Text<category:Category 1> Text<olfaithfull:stillhere> Text<poster:hello> Text<Title:Microsoft Word - FINAL-FutureBrand Creates, Launches 'Air Canada' Brand Ide.> Text<provider:Ray> Text<kcfileupload:aircanada3.pdf> I would like to be able to match a name fields that starts with testing (specifically) and those that end with it. I thought the below code would parse to a Prefix Query that would satisfy my starting requirment (maybe I don't understand what this query is for). But this matches both. Query query = QueryParser.parse("testing*", "name", new StandardAnalyzer()); Has anyone done this before? Any tips? Thanks, Luke --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]