On Dec 29, 2003, at 5:37 PM, Thomas Krämer wrote:
with the apache commons digester i can read each record into a lucene
document and push each tag as key-value pair, where the tag name (eg.
creator) is the lucene field name and the text enclosed by it the
corresponding string value.
for a lot o
Hello all,
i am using lucene to index simple metadata records, that consist of fields such as creator,
description, identifier etc.
with the apache commons digester i can read each record into a lucene document and push each tag as
key-value pair, where the tag name (eg. creator) is the lucene
my $.02.
Before having patches, I think it's a good idea to agree on what the
"right" solution is. Most of it is obvious using boolean logic, but we
have some additional requirements like not having a query that only has
a NOT clause. Is this the only exception?
As far as the actual patch, I wou
I believe Digester is smart enough to call that method when it reaches
the end, even if the document contain only one of those elements you
mentioned. I just saw this the other day when I used Digester to parse
some XML.
Otis
--- Thomas_Krämer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >> *sorry
Hello,
>> *sorry* for previous mail, sometimes shortkeys are not that helpful... >>
Thanks for that hint, Otis.
Digester is a very comfortable way to customize the indexing of xml
using lucene.
And it works fine except one thing:
According to the example in the article is set the addDocument (her
Hello,
Thanks for that hint.
Digester is a very comfortable way to customize the indexing of xml
using lucene.
And it works fine except one thing:
According to the example in the article is set the addDocument method when reading the last element:
Otis Gospodnetic schrieb:
I suggest you look at
