Hi All,
Thank you for the replies.
--Regards
Rajani
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 9:58 AM, Chris Hostetter
wrote:
>
> : > When I specify analyzer class in schema, something
> : > like below and do
> : > analysis on this field in analysis page : I cant see
> : > verbose output on
> : > tokenize
: > When I specify analyzer class in schema, something
: > like below and do
: > analysis on this field in analysis page : I cant see
: > verbose output on
: > tokenizer and filters
The reason for that is that if you use an explicit Analyzer
implimentation, the analysis tool doesn't know what
An Analyzer object is a chain of Tokenizer and TokenFilters. These
text type definitions either use an analyzer class or describe the
Tokenizer and TokenFilters directly. The Analyzer classes create their
own sequence of Tokenizer and maybe TokenFilters, hard-coded in the
analyzer class. In schema.
> When I specify analyzer class in schema, something
> like below and do
> analysis on this field in analysis page : I cant see
> verbose output on
> tokenizer and filters
>
> class="solr.TextField">
> class="org.apache.lucene.analysis.cn.smart.SmartChineseAnalyzer">
> class="solr.Sm
Hi, What is the significance of Analyzer class attribute?
When I specify analyzer class in schema, something like below and do
analysis on this field in analysis page : I cant see verbose output on
tokenizer and filters
*But if i don't add analyzer class, I ca
