3.6 : Summary
starts on page 100 in chapter 3 (Adding search to your application)
....java.net. however, it doesn't come without caveats, so be sure you understand the rough edges. Much... [Full sample chapter]
Query parsed to: "java net"
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4.3.2 : StandardAnalyzer
starts on page 120 under section 4.3 (Using the built-in analyzers) in chapter 4 (Analysis)
... also 2 Java Compiler-Compiler (JavaCC) is a sophisticated lexical parser. See http://javacc.dev.java.net. includes stop-word removal, using the same mechanism as the StopAnalyzer (identical default...
1.4.1 : Creating an index
starts on page 12 under section 1.4 (Lucene in action: a sample application) in chapter 1 (Meet Lucene)
... java.net article */ public class Indexer { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { if (args.length != 2) { throw new Exception("Usage: java " + Indexer.class.getName() + " java lia ... to adjust the command line's directory and path separators. The Windows command line is java build... [Full sample chapter]
1.4.2 : Searching an index
starts on page 15 under section 1.4 (Lucene in action: a sample application) in chapter 1 (Meet Lucene)
... written for * Erik's Lucene intro java.net article */ public class Searcher { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { if (args.length != 2) { throw new Exception("Usage: java ... the keyword java or lucene, or we may want to find files that include the phrase "system requirements ... in our index using the query 'lucene': %java lia.meetlucene.Searcher build/index 'lucene' Found 6 document ... utility to process the matched files, as shown here: % java lia.meetlucene.Searcher build/index... [Full sample chapter]
3.1.2 : Parsing a user-entered query expression: QueryParser
starts on page 72 under section 3.1 (Implementing a simple search feature) in chapter 3 (Adding search to your application)
... terms that begin with java, like javaspaces, javaserver, and java.net java~ Contain terms ... d = hits.doc(0); assertEquals("Java Development with Ant", d.get("title")); query = QueryParser ... examples that QueryParser handles Query expression Matches documents that... java Contain the term java in the default field java junit Contain the term java or junit, or both, in the default fielda java or junit +java +junit Contain both java and junit in the default field java AND junit title:ant... [Full sample chapter]
4.2.3 : Visualizing analyzers
starts on page 112 under section 4.2 (Analyzing the analyzer) in chapter 4 (Analysis)
... code which first appeared in a java.net article * written by Erik */ public class AnalyzerDemo ... of the embedded example ones: % java lia.analysis.AnalyzerDemo "No Fluff, Just Stuff" Analyzing "No Fluff...
"Meet Lucene" JavaLobby presentation
Erik created a multimedia (slides and audio) presentation introducing Lucene for JavaLobby's Expert Presentation Series. This presentation gives a high-level overview of what Lucene is and touches on important topics such as analysis. Because using Lucene's API is simple, there is enough code shown in the slides to build a rudimentary document search engine.
View the "Meet Lucene" presentation at JavaLobby
Update: Erik's project manager, Duane Gran, comments on java.net/blog/duanegran/archive/2005/02/lucene_is_a_won.html">his java.net blog. Feel free to go directly to the Rossetti Archive search mentioned by Duane. [Permalink]
acknowledgments
starts on page xxii
... Lucene ideas as arti- cles at java.net. Simon Galbraith, a great friend and now a search guru, and I had ... to Java Java in Charlottesville, Virginia for keeping me wired and wireless; thanks, also, to Greenberry's for staying open later than Java Java and keeping me out of trouble by not having Internet...