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From: "Radhakrishnan, Velayudham" <Velayudham-Radhakrishnan@deshaw.com>
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Subject: Multiple Index search using SearchBean.
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 20:14:13 +0530
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Hi folks, 

I have been using Lucene for a while. Our application needs to sort 
the result set by last modified date. I was really happy to see SearchBean
and
HitsIterator. 

My question is that can I use SearchBean for search using Multiple indices. 
I skimmed through the souce code but could not find any method to search 
using Multiple indices or an array of Directories.

Can anyone help me. Thanks in advance.

~Vela