How could Lucene know that something is duplicate but older? Sounds
like an application-specific thing.
Doug
Kevin A. Burton wrote:
Is there any way to prevent lucene from returning duplicate (but
'older') results from returning within a search result?
Kevin
David Spencer wrote:
Code rewritten, automagically chooses lots of defaults, lets you override
the defs thru the static vars at the bottom or the non-static vars also
at the bottom.
I've taken the liberty to update this code to handle multiple fields and use the new term vector
support in CVS
Hi,
My pages can be sorted to about 1 sub categories.
Each category could have up to 1 million html pages.
(of course, right now I do not have this yet. I am on
the early staging of thinking...) The index will be
stored in hard disk.
A user may be interested in 10 out of the 1 sub
Bruce Ritchie wrote:
David Spencer wrote:
Code rewritten, automagically chooses lots of defaults, lets you
override
the defs thru the static vars at the bottom or the non-static vars
also at the bottom.
I've taken the liberty to update this code to handle multiple fields
and use the new
On Feb 25, 2004, at 4:01 PM, sam xia wrote:
Or should I build the whole thing into one big segment
and use the filter to do this. There is a DateFilter.
Is there a way to implement a category filter?
What is the best way to accomplish this?
I'd recommend a pool of filters for each category.
I'd recommend a pool of filters for each category.
Regenerate them
when the index changes, otherwise leave the
instances alive and reuse
them for queries - this will speed things up pretty
dramatically I'd
guess. There is a QueryFilter you could use, or
write a custom one
that
On Feb 25, 2004, at 7:58 PM, sam xia wrote:
I'd recommend a pool of filters for each category.
Regenerate them
when the index changes, otherwise leave the
instances alive and reuse
them for queries - this will speed things up pretty
dramatically I'd
guess. There is a QueryFilter you could use,
I've a CMS application that deploys metadata to a database. Is it possible to use
lucene to search this database instead of it's (lucene's) index. If you could tell me
the steps that would be involved in doing this, it'd be great help. I'm new to Lucene.
Thank You.
Parminder Singh
Hi all,
Is there any way to iterate through a TermEnum backwards? Okay, I know
that there isn't a way to do this via the TermEnum class, but is it
implementable on top of the underlying Lucene datastore?
My particular problem is this:
I have an index of documents, each document has a date field
