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Hello,
I am facing an issue for multivalued fields in lucene
I am generating lucene doc , where page is multivalued .
So my doc will be like this having more than n fields( which can be more
than 1500 also ..) per doc in case page attribute
Example
You have to describe in detail what "taking a huge performance hit"
means, there's not much to go on here...
But in general, adding N elements to a mutli-valued field isn't a
problem at all.
This bit of code:
Document D = searcher.doc(hits[i].doc);
is very suspicious. Does your cLucene version h
(11/03/07 1:16), Joel Halbert wrote:
Hi,
I'm using FastVectorHighlighter for highlighting, 3.0.3.
At the moment this is highlighting a field which is stored, but not
compressed. It all works perfectly.
I'd like to compress the field that is being highlighted, but it seems
like the new way to c
Thanks for prompt reply.
I am not using compression or lazy loading in either clucene and lucene.
Since I need to get the data from lucene for all searched docs for further
processing
If In clucene it takes 15 ms
In lucene it takes 100ms+ for the same search :(
Number of hits is around 1000 d
I'm trying to figure out how to achieve the effect of per-field
modifications to tf for lucene 2.9.x. (Specifically, I'd like to cap
it for a single field which is subject to keyword stuffing, while still
allowing phrase searches in that field to work.)
It looks to me as if providing my own varia
Cescy wrote:
Hi,
I am developing a pdf search engine, just use in local computer to search
massive pdf documents.
I used pdfbox+lucene to index and search, and then I have to display the
context to the user in pdf file in user interface. HOW CAN I ACHIEVE THIS???
I have completed a projec
James Wilson wrote:
> I have completed a project to do the exact same thing. I put the pdf
> text in XML files. Then after I do a Lucene search I read the text from
> the XML files. I do not store the text in the Lucene index. That would
> bloat the index and slow down my searches. FYI -- I
