Hi,
If your content is stored in database then you might be also interested in
Compass (I have a very positive experience with this product). Hibernate
search can be other interesting product for you (I don't have any experience
with this product so I am not able to tell you).
Lukas
On Tue, Jun
I am not seeing the problem. One small thing is that you don't need to
make another Reader...you can get the one from the IndexSearcher. But I
dont see why your are getting that error...that is the type of error you
would get if you were trying to use IndexReaders Protected constructor
outside
The thing is I don't necessarily want to search the db, as I don't know
what page to send the user to to view the result. I want to have
something crawl the site and then be able to know the url of the match.
Russ
Lukas Vlcek wrote:
Hi,
If your content is stored in database then you might
Really could use a sample sentence or two, maybe even a paragraph,
just to make sure I'm following you here.
However, this sounds like, to me anyway, as a job for some higher
order processing. If I understand you right, you are asking for a
system that can reason about the types of things
: why your are getting that error...that is the type of error you would get if
: you were trying to use IndexReaders Protected constructor outside the index
: package...but you are correctly using the static open call...
not quite...
: IndexReader ir = new IndexReader().open(fsDir);
I have a collection of indices with a total of about 7,000,000
documents between them all. When I attempt to run a search over these
indices, the searching process's memory usage increases to ~1.7GB if I
allow java to use that much memory. If I don't (my normal memory cap
is 512MB), I get the
you can invoke IndexReader.setTermInfosIndexDivisor prior to any search to
control the fraction of .tii file read into memory.
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That's really nice. Thanks!
I'm guessing the answer is no, but is there an equivalent to that for
lucene-2.2.0? Upgrading shouldn't be much of a problem anyhow (we've
been doing it since 1.9), but out of curiosity...
On 17/06/2008, Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you can invoke
Hi tsuraan,
On 06/17/2008 at 2:31 PM, tsuraan wrote:
I'm guessing the answer is no, but is there an equivalent to that for
lucene-2.2.0?
Not exactly equivalent, but: from the apidoc for the 2.3.2 version of
setTermInfosIndexDivisor(int)
I had the same problem, so one year ago I implemented transactions on top of
Lucene(I had an idea how to do it, but I also peeked a little bit in Compass
sources). Basically I create a new index every time when a new transaction
is started and this new index is made visible if commit is
Chris Hostetter wrote:
: why your are getting that error...that is the type of error you would get if
: you were trying to use IndexReaders Protected constructor outside the index
: package...but you are correctly using the static open call...
not quite...
: IndexReader ir = new
So I'm using Snowball Analyzer on a field for business titles. The
value Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe becomes charli sandwich shopp. This
happens partly because the StandardAnalyzer strips off the apostrophe-s
entirely, and then the Snowballer takes off the e. The problem is when
someone comes in
: I could do it that way, but couting the spans per document is specific to
: SpanQuerys. I would still have to count hits for TermQuerys separately. I
: was looking for a generic way to count hits for any instance of Query within
: a document.
the orriginal Query, Weight, and Scorer APIs
I am not here to waste anyone's time and don't believe my post violates the
terms of use. If the admins wish to remove my posts I understand.
I am recruiting for a Search Engineer (Lucene), this position is a direct
hire opportunity for an e-commerce site in the Monterey, Ca area. Below is a
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