Re: lucene & maverick

> i guess the point is - my understanding of these technologies is > incomplete - and i am trying to get up to speed with them. > > thanks incze, your comment about them being totally orthogonal is very > useful. > Sorry if I was rude, just wanted to keep the comment simple. incze --

Re: lucene & maverick

hi: *incze .. i don't really understand what is the point in the question ... *mark i guess the point is - my understanding of these technologies is incomplete - and i am trying to get up to speed with them. thanks incze, your comment about them being totally orthogonal is very useful. mark

Re: différents Analyzer for 2 fields

>But, you can create a custom Analyzer that does the right logic on a >per-field basis easily by just copying the code from the Analyzers you >want to use in there. The tokenStream method you override provides the >field name as a parameter. Ok, I will do that. Thanks for your help. Sébastien.

Re: différents Analyzer for 2 fields

On Sunday, September 14, 2003, at 07:42 PM, Sebastien X wrote: For indexing my documents I use this code : writer = new IndexWriter(index, new StandardAnalyzer(), create); I use 2 fields "content" and "title" but I would use différents Analyzer for this 2 fields (one who could use numerical and t

différents Analyzer for 2 fields

Hi, I've an another question. For indexing my documents I use this code : writer = new IndexWriter(index, new StandardAnalyzer(), create); I use 2 fields "content" and "title" but I would use différents Analyzer for this 2 fields (one who could use numerical and the other not, for example) Is t

Re: two fields in a search

Thanks Otis, it seems it's what I search. Sébastien > Look for MultiFieldQueryParser. I believe that is the name of the > class. You should be able to find it in the online Javadocs. > > Otis > > --- Sebastien X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I've an index : each document is index

Re: two fields in a search

Look for MultiFieldQueryParser. I believe that is the name of the class. You should be able to find it in the online Javadocs. Otis --- Sebastien X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I've an index : each document is indexed with 2 fields named > "content" and "title". > > To make my search,

Re: lucene & maverick

On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 12:03:38AM +1000, Mark Brand wrote: > hi > > just wondering if anyone has used lucene with maverick. i am just about > to kick of a project using these two technologies and wanted to get some > feedback. > > thanks > mark > Yes, I used it in a quick & dirty app. As a m

two fields in a search

Hi, I've an index : each document is indexed with 2 fields named "content" and "title". To make my search, I use this code : QueryParser qp = new QueryParser("content", analyzer); My interrogation is : if I use the QueryParser("content", analyzer) and I make a search like this in my query " tit

lucene & maverick

hi just wondering if anyone has used lucene with maverick. i am just about to kick of a project using these two technologies and wanted to get some feedback. thanks mark - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additio

Few considerations about the struts search facility

Hi, I just wanted to share with you a couple of considerations I made while implementing the struts-search facility I mentioned in one of my previous emails. As you will probably recall, I had the idea to create files with the same name as the struts-actions (i.e. [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Today I disco