thank for your answers but i found another way to solve my problem. I 
don't tokenize my field anymore so it doesn't pass trough the analyzer 
and it works. Nevertheless, I will certainly use  in the future what 
you told me.
On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 02:56 PM, Erik Hatcher wrote:

> On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 01:32  AM, Claude Libois wrote:
>> My question is in the title: how can I use a different   Analyzer for 
>> each field of a Document object? My problem is that if I use 
>> LetterTokenizer for a field which contains a String representation of 
>> a number, after I can't delete it. Probably because this analyzer 
>> threw away my number. So I need to use whitespaceTokenizer for this 
>> field but I would like to use LetterTokenizer for the other. Can 
>> someone help me?
>> thank you
>
> My recommendation is to write a custom Analyzer subclass that uses the 
> field name on the tokenStream method to effect the internals of the 
> analysis process.  Just rip out the internals of the analyzers you 
> want to piece together into your own analyzer that has the logic you 
> want.
>
> 	Erik
>
> p.s. You may need to use a CVS version of Lucene for this feature?
>
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