StandardAnalyzer question

	Van Nguyen
	Sep 29, 2006 at 8:21 pm

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Ryan Heinen: It depends on how you are generating your Lucene query. If you are using the QueryParser you can just pass in a StandardAnalyzer when you create it: QueryParser parser = new QueryParser("defaultField", new StandardAnalyzer()); However if you are generating the BooleanQuery yourself you will want to make sure that you run the text through the StandardAnalyzer, and construct it based on the tokens that the analyzer emits, eg. Analyzer a = new StandardAnalyzer(); TokenStream ts =
Doron Cohen: QueryParser can do that for you - something like: QueryParser qp = new QueryParser( "CONTENTS" , new StandardAnalyzer() ); qp.setDefaultOperator ( Operator.AND ); Query q = qp.parse ( "TOOLS FOR TRAILER" ); Result query should be: +content:tools +content:trailer "Van Nguyen" wrote on 29/09/2006 13:16:19:

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