For the time being I seem to be able to do this by using a custom
TokenFilterFactory class as follows.
If there is a better approach, or if this approach seems flawed, let me know.
Thanks.
package com.wolfram.textsearch;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Reader;
import
I'd like to use CustomAnalyzer to create an analyzer that is much like
the FrenchAnalyzer.
In doing that, I'm using StopFilterFactory.
But I'm unsure how to point it to use "french_stop.txt". ie. What
FrenchAnalyzer is using here:
public final class FrenchAnalyzer extends
Thank you.
I read and got to understand ByteBlockPool.
A chain of slices can sit on a byte block, with these slices linked by forward
addresses.
This suggests that multiple logical chains of slices can co-exist on the same
byte block, with their slices interleaving on the byte block.
In
Thanks Christoph. I can upgrade, but would prefer not to go through the
trouble only to find that my issue was still there. I looked in JIRA and I
don't see any other tickets logged for changes to Fuzzy matching. There
may be other changes that would affect my situation. But would be curious
Hi,
I am using DirectoryTaxonomyWriter to create facet Indexes. There is 2 process.
Process A creates facet indexes in Folder A. Process B creates facet indexes in
Folder B.
I have a 3rd Process (Merger process), which needs to merge Folder A Facet and
Folder B Facet in Folder C. This
I recently have had a problem with strange search results in lucene 5.5,
upgrading to 6.0 fixed that, so is upgrading to the latest version an
option for you?
Am 04.05.2016 23:08, schrieb Jeremy Glesner:
Thanks to Adrien for responding. I performed the explain on indexSearcher
in Lucene
