Hi,
When I submit a query to Zend_Lucene with a string that exists in the index,
the results are displayed as expected, however when string is not found, I
get a blank page with no error messages. Code used as below:
require_once 'Zend/Feed.php';
require_once 'Zend/Search/Lucene.php';
$index
I got the impression that the author used ZL and expected to get the
same performance result akin to using Java. This is where my flawed
argument comes in. There is no reference to the fundamental
difference between the languages and the performance differences this
yields, I am not
Yes, but there's no limitations or goals section in the ZSL
documentation to give people a clear picture of what they can
reasonably expect or what the use cases are. I think this causes
unnecessary confusion.
-Matt
On Wednesday, November 11, 2009, Daniel Latter dan.lat...@gmail.com wrote:
I
Maybe so, but I think the confusion is more likely to come from an
anticipated performance level based (in this case) on previous
experiences with other languages, without really truly understanding
your chosen language in question (in this case PHP)
I would not say you NEED to know all
ctx2002 wrote:
i try use zend lucene as my site search engine, then i have found this
article,
http://dadabase.de/weblog/archives/2009/07/22/recommendation-dont-use-zend-php-lucene.
can any one say something about that article?
There is one thing in general you should know about these kinds of
I guess I don't see how comparing the two is totally flawed. You should
compare solutions for the dimensions that matter to your use case--in the
case of large indices, performance will undoubtedly be one of those
dimensions. I had a similar experience with Zend_Search_Lucene and
concluded that
Yeah, it compares PHP to Java which
In itself is totally flawed, but I'm sure more smarter people will
articluate this better than me. So hold tight.
On 16 Oct 2009, at 05:18, ctx2002 ctx2...@gmail.com wrote:
i try use zend lucene as my site search engine, then i have found this
article,
Daniel Latter wrote:
Yeah, it compares PHP to Java which
In itself is totally flawed, but I'm sure more smarter people will
articluate this better than me. So hold tight.
On 16 Oct 2009, at 05:18, ctx2002 ctx2...@gmail.com wrote:
i try use zend lucene as my site search engine, then i have
ctx2002 wrote:
i try use zend lucene as my site search engine, then i have found this
article,
http://dadabase.de/weblog/archives/2009/07/22/recommendation-dont-use-zend-php-lucene.
can any one say something about that article?
The decision which one to use should be on your need for speed
i try use zend lucene as my site search engine, then i have found this
article,
http://dadabase.de/weblog/archives/2009/07/22/recommendation-dont-use-zend-php-lucene.
can any one say something about that article?
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Hi there,
just wanted to share some experiences I recently made in a project. Maybe
someone will find this, when googling for a similar problem...
We experienced that the tokenization in Zend Lucene gives different results
on our dev-system (Linux) and on our production-system (FreeBSD).
The following code does not give any search result.
The error message is :
1 Documents indexed.
Index contains 1 documents.
Search for 'InsignificantQuery' returned 0 hits
Any suggestion to how i will be able to work with text in the Swedish language
and with our chars åäöÅÄÖ?
Version used
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 12:50 PM, Joe Kramer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
We're having this problem for almost a year soon.
Zend Search Lucene uses large integer for index file offset.
It was fixed so it works on 64bit system. But only on non-encoded files.
If you're using Zend Optimizer
Hello,
We're having this problem for almost a year soon.
Zend Search Lucene uses large integer for index file offset.
It was fixed so it works on 64bit system. But only on non-encoded files.
If you're using Zend Optimizer it will not work.
Why?
We have Zend Search Lucene file with instruction
Hey Joe,
Why?
We have Zend Search Lucene file with instruction if ($docStoreOffset
!= (int)0x)
If you run this on 32bit or 64bit system it will work just fine.
Then you encode it with 32bit Zend Encoder (64bit Zend Encoder does not exist)
When you run this encoded file on 64bit
I have a large number of items I want to search and so I have indexed them
using zend's lucene. The problem is that I only want search results which
contain entries that have admin-level privileges to be visible to users with
admin privileges.
So if I search for some keyword and I would
Hi,
I've created an index from three data sources: faq articles, forum
posts, and customer orders (sound strange?).
I've tagged each item with an item_type field (Keyword - either faq,
forums, or orders), as well as the item_id as a Keyword, the title
as Text, and the content as Unstored).
When you use the $index-find() method with a string, special characters
such as *, ? and keywords such as and are parsed as part of the
Lucene query language. As such, misplacing them will cause an exception.
What you probably want to do is to take the input and treat it as a
literal string, and
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