You wouldn't even need the sequence number. You'll certainly be
adding the documents to the index in the proper sequence already
(right?). It is easy to random access documents if you know Lucene's
document ids. Here's the pseudo-code
- construct an IndexReader
- open an
recommendations about Context searching I would
appreciate any thoughts.
Many thanks for an excellent API, and kudos to Erik Otis for a great
eBook btw.
regards,
Paul Smith
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that its just a matter of them
pushing it out. There may be some administrative loose ends they are
tying up before releasing it to the world. It should be available any
minute now, really. :)
Send off a link to the list when its out...
We're all holding our breath ;)
(seriously)
Kevin
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What version of the log4j jar are you using?
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From: Don Vaillancourt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2004 8:06 AM
To: Lucene Users List
Subject: PDFBox Issue
Hi all,
I know that this is a Lucene list but wanted to know if any of you have
I actually thought it might have been trying to use the log4j 1.3 'alpha'
build (there is no 'alpha' build yet, but notionally the latest HEAD isn't
too far from it). There has been a subtle change to log4j in recent months
that could have a similar impact.
Cheers,
Paul Smith
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as the
size of the file grows.
Try that first, and then rebenchmark.
Cheers
Paul Smith
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From: Miroslaw Milewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 7:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: pdfbox performance.
Hi,
I have a serious performance
/grab that much memory for the length of the query? (this is getting
into the internals a bit, but it's always good to know what's going on under
the hood from a design decision point of view and how I would have to
structure an App to handle this sort of load).
Cheers,
Paul Smith
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