Thanks Terry
Terry Steichen wrote:
>Pradeep,
>
>I believe that using 'Suhas*' tells the search engine you're looking for a
>term which starts with 'Suhas' and has 1 or more terms in addition. Using
>'Suhas' looks for a direct term match.
>
>The '+' preceding the term tells the engine its manda
Hi
How to create a query which should search for documents
that doesnot containing a certain Term. I used '-' before the
string to be avoided
Query qu= QueryParser.parse("-pradeep","name",new
StandardAnalyzer());
I have two documents with 'name' not equal to 'pradeep'
but the number of
I was going through the lucene-user posts on the web and I came accross
a posting by Scott Oshima
http://www.mail-archive.com/lucene-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg00693.html
witch is talking about creating a IndexReader pool to spead up the search
I've looked into that but I can't fiure out what t
sorry .. but still the same problem, I've saved the index in a seperate
direcory
and I've re-indexed overnight so, testing (witch is currently underway) on
the
system can resume. Like I said in my previous email , worst case scenarios
and the index
is corrupted any ideas as to why, I'll gladly go
I rebooted my machine and still the same issue .. if I know
what caused that to happen, I would be able to solve it with
some source tweaking, and it's not the files handles on the machine I
got over that problem months ago. Let's consider worst case scenario and
that
corruption did occur what cou
I am working my way through the examples in the Getting Started
documentation, and I have run into a problem with the Web demo program.
When I run the following command
java org.apache.lucene.demo.IndexHTML -create -index {index} ..
I receive the following messages:
adding ./jsp/cal/Entries.tx
Pradeep,
I believe that using 'Suhas*' tells the search engine you're looking for a
term which starts with 'Suhas' and has 1 or more terms in addition. Using
'Suhas' looks for a direct term match.
The '+' preceding the term tells the engine its mandatory that this term be
included. The '-' say
Hi
I added one document in to the index using the code
doc=new Document();
IndexWriter indwr=new IndexWriter(rdir,new
StandardAnalyzer(),true)
doc.add(Field.Text("name", "Suhas Kumar"));
indwr.close()
and searched using the code
indSe = new IndexSearcher(rdir);
Query quer=QueryParser.parse
1) Are you sure that the index is corrupted? Maybe the file handles just
haven't been released yet. Did you try to reboot and try again?
2) To avoid the too-many files problem: a) increase the system file handle
limits, b) make sure that you reuse IndexReaders as much as you can rather
across r
Hey people,
I'm running a Lucene (v1.2) servlet on resin and I must say compared to
Oracle Intermedia
it's working beautifully. BUT today, I started stress testing and I
downloaded a program called
Web Roller, witch simulates clients, requests , multi-threading .. the works
and I was testing
I w
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