I have a follow up question. Seems like if I want to use highlighting, we
should store the content of the entire document that has to be indexed.
d.add( new Field( FIELD_NAME, some text, Field.Store.YES,
Field.Index.TOKENIZED) );
Are there better ways of acheiving this ?. Since we have
You don't necessarily need to store the data in Lucene, but yes it does
need to be stored somewhere. Otherwise, where would the context come
from? If you are not stripping stopwords or stemming or lowercasing or
anything, I suppose you could rebuild it from the index...
To keep from having to
Dear All,
I've been scouring through the Lucene classes. Are there any
classes which can help me acheive the following ?.
1) We are an e-mail service provider. We wanted to provide a seach
capability of e-mail messages via Lucene. So far we are able to index/ parse
the e-mail.
Look at the Highlighter in contrib. It creates fragments (context) and
highlights search terms in them (keywords).
If you want to highlight Phrase's correctly, check out this issue which
adds support for Spans and PhraseQuerys:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-794
Mark
DURGA
