Re: Lucene FAQ down

I also got this mail in the Webmaster box today: Pleas check this out your cgi faq is living read access to your linux http://www.lucene.com/cgi-bin/faq/faqmanager.cgi?toc=/etc/hosts%00 -Ted. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > It looks like the lucene FAQ cgi is down at www.lucene.com > > I click

Lucene FAQ down

It looks like the lucene FAQ cgi is down at www.lucene.com I clicked a blank submit and it went for a few minutes. --Peter -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: character filter issue

Hello, See http://jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=538308 Have you tried that? Otis --- "Oshima, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Suppose we have one field with one string abc-xxx.com > > When I query for abc-xxx.com it returns 0 hits. > > BUT when i query for something like xxx.com it returns r

RE: character filter issue/tokenizing host names

> -Original Message- > From: Oshima, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 11:53 PM > To: 'Lucene Users List' > Subject: character filter issue > > > Suppose we have one field with one string abc-xxx.com > > When I query for abc-xxx.com it returns 0 hits.

character filter issue

Suppose we have one field with one string abc-xxx.com When I query for abc-xxx.com it returns 0 hits. BUT when i query for something like xxx.com it returns results fine. not sure what lucene is doing with the dashes. i am using the default standardfilter, lowercasefilter, stopfilter and porte

Re: indexing big files

My guess is Garbage Collection -- Try allocating twice as much Heap as before. or more. Try running with -gc:verbose (or whatever). Cheers, Winton >Question from a Lucene newbie... I'm trying to index a file structure which >happens to include a relatively large file (310kb with 55,700 word

indexing big files

Question from a Lucene newbie... I'm trying to index a file structure which happens to include a relatively large file (310kb with 55,700 words) and for some reason it appears to hanging the whole indexing process. Here's a quick run-down.. 1) Am using a webcrawler to retrieve files and copy to

Re: One Question -- Successful Deployments

Hi, We're (Overture/Goto) evaluating Lucene ... email me specific questions. In general I would say Lucene is very efficient. It is only about 30% slower than Thunderstone Texis (which is a native C code base). Main difference is that Lucene doesn't handle Caching as well as Texis doe

Re: Filters?

A good example to look at for filters is the StandardAnalyzer org.apache.lucene.analysis.standard This is also a good analyzer to use if you want to include numbers. Just replace the Analyzer you are using now (StopAnalyzer, or SimpleAnalyzer with Standard Analyzer). --Peter On Tuesday, Janua

Filters?

Hi, How do you use the filters such as the PorterStemmer Filter? I can't find and docs or sample code that show how to do this. Also, I am unable to search for numbers when I do a query. They seem to all be stripped out of my search. How would I go about doing this? Thanks, Ron -- To unsubs

One Question -- Successful Deployments

All, I have one question in relation to Lucene. Can you give me the contact information of 2+ individuals who have successfully deployed Lucene? I want to ask them directly: How fast is it? How reliable is it? -Joe Lerner Note: I wrote code and lead small teams of developers for an inte