Re: Limo 0.5

2004-11-22 Thread Luke Francl 
On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 02:27, Chandrashekhar wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> With Limo 0.5 , can i find out if certain word from some Document is indexed 
> or not?

This feature doesn't exist as such.

You could search for it and if results come up, then the word is in the
documents it returns.

I'll add enumerating the terms in an index to my list of things to add.

Regards,
Luke Francl


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Limo 0.5

2004-11-22 Thread Chandrashekhar 
Hi,

With Limo 0.5 , can i find out if certain word from some Document is indexed or 
not?

With Regards,
Chandrashekhar V Deshmukh

LIMO 0.5 released

2004-11-21 Thread Luke Francl 
I am pleased to announce that version 0.5 of LIMO, the Lucene Index Monitor, 
has been released.

LIMO is a web application that allows you to browse your Lucene indexes 
remotely. It is an ideal companion for Lucene applications that run in a 
servlet container.

The 0.5 release adds some cool new features such as:

* More index summary statistics, including index version number, deletion 
status, number of documents, number of fields, number of indexed fields, and 
number of unindexed fields.
* Querying the index.
* Display expanded wild card and range queries (using Query.rewrite) with term 
count so you can see how many terms a complex query is expanded to. This is 
particularly helpful if you are trying to track down an annoying TooManyClauses 
exception.
* Query timing to show how expensive queries are.
* Estimated query memory consumption (as given by the formula in this message: 
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&msgId=1757461).
* Query result count.
* Query result explanation.
* Stored field reconstruction as in Luke.
* Highlighting of matching terms in search results and reconstructed documents 
using Mark Harwood's library.

LIMO requires Java 1.4 or later and a servlet container.

Download it from SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/limo/ 

LIMO is still ready to go out of the box (er, war file). Just edit the web.xml 
to point LIMO to your indexes.

Thanks to Julien Nioche for starting a great and very useful project and 
letting me join it; and to Andrzej Bialecki for Luke from which I appropriated 
several ideas and his GrowableStringArray class. If you are interested in 
getting involved, LIMO is now available in SourceForge CVS.

Regards,
Luke Francl