search.function should support all capabilities of Solr's search.function
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Key: LUCENE-1085
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-1085
Project: Lucene - Java
Well, at some point the answer is use Solr. I think Lucene should
stay focused on being a good search library/component, and server
level capabilities should be handled by Solr or the application layer
on top of Lucene.
That said, I still think there is a need for a layer that handles/
Le samedi 8 décembre 2007, Otis Gospodnetic a écrit :
Any unclosed and unused searcher that doesn't get closed will simply get
garbage collected when its time is up and when the GC gets to it.
Are you seeing problems with the spellchecker?
We never used the spell checker, but we did use the
This subject brings up an interesting idea.
I question the value of any search that returns 100k-200k hits. What
is the point?
The question then becomes when is it relevant? It seems that it is
only relevant when combined with other terms.
For example, I search for hurricane katrina
I've got a web-based version of Luke I'm happy to commit to contrib now.
This version includes some tidy up for developers working on Luke.
Eclipse .project and .classpath files have build path variables defined
to cater for different install locations for GWT in development
environments.
9 dec 2007 kl. 22.03 skrev markharw00d:
Thoughts?
mvn jetty:run ?
maven jetty plugin, that is.
http://jetty.mortbay.org/maven-plugin/run-mojo.html
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Brian Pinkerton commented on LUCENE-753:
Most of my workloads would benefit by removing the synchronization
I looked up the difference between Comparator and Comparable. I found this
post http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=522388messageID=2500053from
Java's forum.
In short, Comparable is used for a natural ordering of the objects.
Comparator allows for custom comparisons of the same objects.
Hi
Lucene's PQ implements two methods: put (assumes the PQ has room for the
object) and insert (checks whether the object can be inserted etc.). The
implementation of insert() requires the application that uses it to allocate
a new object every time it calls insert. Specifically, it cannot reuse
