Why does the wildcard query \"dog#V*\" fail to retrieve a document that contains \"dog#VVP\"? The following code written in Jython for Lucene 3.0.0 fails to retrieve the indexed document. Am I missin
We\'ve got Localsolr (2.9.1 lucene-spatial library) running on Solr 1.4 with Tomcat 1.6.Everything\'s looking good, except for a couple little issues.
Given a search engine like Lucene and a set of XML documents which need to be fully preserved, what are the advantages and disadvantages of using the search engine as key value store for returning XML
Given a document {\'foo\', \'bar\', \'baz\'}, I want to match using SpanNearQuery with the tokens {\'baz\', \'extra\'}
I want to fire up a query in luke for luncene indexed document. I want to sort the results before they are fetched. What is the lucene syntax to sort the data. I don\'t need java/or-language-specific
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I have a Sitecore content structure where any single item can have a number of child items that are used to store enumerable content for lists (obviously a fairly standard approach). I am hoping to in
I am trying to use Lucene to search for names in a database. However, some of the names contain words like \"NOT\" and \"OR\" and even \"-\" minus symbols. I still want the different tokens inside the
Luke, the wonderful Lucene index viewer, is now hosted under Google code. As a default, it supports using several 开发者_如何转开发Lucene Analyzers out of the box.
I\'m using Porter Stemmer to stem the words, and here\'s a problem I\'m running into: Word \"mortgage\" is correctly stemmed to \"mortgag\"
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