>Also, the instructions (in demo3.html) related to this step are a bit
>confusing to me and seem like they may be out of order. For example,
i>n Indexing files section, it states to execute the command to create
>the index within "your {tomcat}/webapps/luceneweb directory"; but that
>directory d
When I tried to update a single document in an index, I deleted
it first and then added it to the index again. But when I do
search both the old version and the new version show up. When
I look at the index files, the deletable contains the files
that are supposedly to be deleted, but somehow I c
Hi,
I'm going through the Lucene 'Getting Started" Guide and am up to
creating the index for the Web app. After copying
lucene-1.2-rc3/luceneweb.war to $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps, the following
errors are reported when I startup Tomcat (v3.2.1):
XmlMapper: Can't find resource for entity: -//Sun Micro
All-
I have an implementation type question for the group that is causing me some
headaches. The records I need indexed are of the following form: there are a
couple header fields, and then an other field with an arbitrary number of
sub fields. Something like a notebook...
Name: T
I'm looking for ideas on how to make searches for geographic location names
more usable. Let me describe my scenario:
I have a list of about 600,000 location names in the world. I can of course
search for exact matches, or using prefix queries (like "New Yor*" to get
"New Yorke" as well as "N
Ype,
Thanks. :)
Got it using IndexReader.termDocs( Term('IDENTIFIER', someAllowedValue)) as you said...
I kinda got misled by the use of TermEnum in DateFilter...
Kelvin
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