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"Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
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If you like the presentation, check out Erik's new book "Lucene in Action", published by Manning.
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Re: "Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
A little bit too "abstract" for my taste, but anyways nice presentation Erik, thanks. So Lucene realy IS as powerfull as they sayI've been hearing of it since some time now, so I'm just waiting for the project to apply it
Re: "Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
> A little bit too "abstract" for my taste, but anyways> nice presentation Erik, thanks. So Lucene realy IS as
> powerfull as they say
20 minutes on Lucene has to be kept at a higher level than most of us developers like, I presume. I did make a point of not only giving the high-level overview but also show some code and discuss some technical details such as analysis. The code you see in these slides could be used almost as-is to build a document search engine without adding much (if anything) to what is used of the Lucene API.
Check out the book source code at www.lucenebook.com as well as the book itself for even more concrete details!
Re: "Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
Very good presentation - thanks Erik!For those who haven't used Lucene yet, it REALLY IS THAT EASY! Using snippets of code from one of Erik's Lucene articles on java.net, I was able to put together a small knowledgebase for our team in a very short timeframe - most of which was spent on non-Lucene issues.
Now I need to take a look at Luke, based on the comments from the presentation...
Re: "Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
I am manisekaran I would like to compile index fileHow can i do that.Can explain step by step
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Re: "Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
Very interesting and useful. I am trying to make a search engine for a CD-rom with plenty of doc (pdf, doc, xls, html etc). Thanks to Lucene in action I already found some interesting tools etc. for creating indices. Now I would like to use those indices in a search utility in a webpage on the CD-Rom.Would you have any examples of this kind of HTML-interface (probably with java-javasript), that can search on client-side only and is independent. I am not a java developer, and this is all quite new to me. I am thus looking for samples, "ready to use".
Thank you
Re: "Meet Lucene" with Erik Hatcher
Interest, I' planning add a search box on my website.Does this book have a new version?