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1.5 : Understanding the core indexing classes
starts on page 18 in chapter 1 (Meet Lucene)
...As you saw in our Indexer class, you need the following classes to perform the simplest indexing procedure: IndexWriter Directory Analyzer Document Field What follows is a brief
overview of these classes, to give you a rough idea about their role in Lucene. We'll use these classes throughout this book. 3 Neal Stephenson details this process nicely in "In the Beginning Was the Command Line": http:// www.cryptonomicon.com/beginning.html.... [
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1.7.3 : Online resources
starts on page 27 under section 1.7 (Review of alternate search products) in chapter 1 (Meet Lucene)
...The previous sections provide only brief
overviews of the related products. Sev- eral resources will help you find other IR libraries and products beyond those we've mentioned: DMOZ--At the DMOZ Open Directory Project (ODP), you'll find http:// dmoz.org/Computers/Software/Information_Retrieval/ and all its subcate- gories very informative. Google--Although Google Directory is based on the Open Directory's data, the two directories do differ. So, you should also visit http://directory.google... [
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10.5.8 : References
starts on page 361 under section 10.5 (Alias-i: orthographic variation with Lucene) in chapter 10 (Case studies)
... for Clustering Data. Prentice Hall. Lea, Doug. 2003. Overview of package util.concurrent Release 1.3.4. http...
1.5.5 : Field
starts on page 20 under section 1.5 (Understanding the core indexing classes) in chapter 1 (Meet Lucene)
... examples. Table 1.2 An
overview of different field types, their characteristics, and their usage Field ... Table 1.2 An
overview of different field types, their characteristics, and their usage (continued... [
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10.7.4 : Searching the index
starts on page 377 under section 10.7 (I love Lucene: TheServerSide) in chapter 10 (Case studies)
...Now we have an index. It is built from the various sources of information that we have and is just waiting for someone to search it. Lucene made this very simple for us to whip up. The innards of searching are hidden behind the IndexSearch class, as mentioned in the high-level overview. The work is so simple that I can even paste it here: public static SearchResults search(String inputQuery, int resultsStart, int resultsCount) throws SearchException { try { Searcher searcher = new IndexSearcher...
2.9.2 : Thread-safety
starts on page 60 under section 2.9 (Concurrency, thread-safety, and locking issues) in chapter 2 (Indexing)
... 2.3 gives an overview of operations that can or can't be executed simultaneously. It assumes...
10.4.1 : The system architecture
starts on page 347 under section 10.4 (Competitive intelligence with Lucene in XtraMind's XM-InformationMinderTM) in chapter 10 (Case studies)
... in the following brief workflow overview: 1 The agent first reads newsletter emails sent...
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)
... searching. In particular, QueryParser requires additional explanation. Next is an
overview of how... [
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9.0 : Lucene ports
starts on page 312
.... In this chapter, we'll give you an overview of all the Lucene ports currently available...
8.2.2 : Luke: the Lucene Index Toolbox
starts on page 271 under section 8.2 (Interacting with an index) in chapter 8 (Tools and extensions)
... in the same context. The interface is divided into five tabs: Overview, Documents, Search, Files ... flagged for deletion, and switch the index between compound and standard format. Overview: seeing the big picture Luke's Overview tab shows the major pieces of a Lucene index, including the number ... the documents containing the term you selected. The First Doc Figure 8.3 Luke: index overview, allowing ... terms" sec- tion of the Overview tab, and clicking Show All Docs from the term browser...
9.2 : CLucene
starts on page 314 in chapter 9 (Lucene ports)
...CLucene is Ben van Klinken's open-source port of Apache Jakarta Lucene to C++. It's released under the LGPL license and hosted at http://sourceforge.net/ projects/clucene/. Ben is an Australian pursuing a Masters Degree in International Relations and Asian Politics. Although his studies aren't in a technology-related field, he has strong interest in Information Retrieval. Ben was kind enough to provide this overview of CLucene. The current version of CLucene is 0.8.11; it's based on Lucene...
"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 his java.net blog. Feel free to go directly to the Rossetti Archive search mentioned by Duane. [Permalink]
Appendix A : Installing Lucene
starts on page 388
.../apache/lucene/search/class-use/Query.html 4. docs/api/overview-summary.html 5. docs/api/overview-tree...
about this book
starts on page xxv
... and currently lives in New York City. About the title By combining introductions, overviews, and how-to...
