For example, I want the term 'sport' to have more impact on the final rank.
Thanks in advance.
Chuan
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me suggestion? Thanks.
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> Hello,
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> I think you use a wrong version of JVM, not the same version that has
> been used to compile your Lune JAR.
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> >However, when I use kaffe 1.1.0, it works well. I google for the
> > error information and it is said there is something wrong with my jar
> > package. Could anybody give some suggestion? Thanks.
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I'm new to lucene and have a question on how to create a query for the
following example... Say I have two fields, Title and Description, with the
following data
Item 1
Title: The greatest hits
Description : Collection of the best music from The Beatles.
Item 2
Title: U2 collections
Description :
> Anyway, you need to carefully define how your searches *should* work,
> then define your index structure IMO.
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> Best
> Erick
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> On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 12:07 PM, Kelvin Foo Chuan Lyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
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> > I'm new to lucene and have a
