I\'m very new to lucene.net. I wrote this simple console app in C# which indexes some fake data. I then wanted to be able to search the index for various terms using a booleanquery.
I\'ve got an issue which shows up intermitantly in my unit tests and I can\'t work out why. The unit test itself is adding multiple documents to an index, then trying to query the index to get the do
I\'ve been looking into faceted search with Lucene.NET, I\'ve found a brilliant example here which explains a fair amount, apart from the fact that it completely overlooks the function which checks th
I\'m currently working on a Lucene.NET full-text search implementation. For the most part it\'s going quite well but I\'m having a few issues revolving around acronyms in the data...
I\'m currently trying to implement a Lucene.NET based search on a large database and I\'ve hit a snag trying to do a search on what is essentially relational data.
I\'ve noticed that Lucene recently released v2.9 (on 25th September this year - 2009), whereas Lucene.Net appears to be v2.0 (released back in 2007):
I\'m trying to get Lucene.NET to work on a shared hosting environment.Mascix over on codeproject outlines here how he got this to work on godaddy. I\'m attempting this on isqsolutions.
I have a set of documents containing scored items that I\'d like to index.Our data structure looks like:
I\'m constructing a simple search form for our support ticket database using Lucene.Net, and I want to add the ability to filter, for example to filter results by ticket status.Whats the best way to d
I\'m trying to build a search for our internal support database - each support ticket consists of many emails and I\'m trying to work out how best to index it: