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Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 23:48:16 -0400
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From: Fred Toth <ftoth@synernet.com>
Subject: Re: Index + Searching
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Hi,

Could be your best bet is to use HTML <meta> tags. Create tags
for name, description, etc. (title is already parsed). The HTML parser
that ships with Lucene will parse these tags into java Properties. You
will need to hack a bit, but you can easily pick these up and add them
as specific fields to your index.

Fred

At 02:42 PM 10/13/2004, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am using the IndexHTML class to index around 30,000 files and it is 
>working fine. Question that I have is, is there a way to add multiple 
>fields to index so that when the actual search is performed I can extract 
>the exact match.
>E.g.
>the fields can be
>1) title - abc
>2) name - foo inc,
>3) description - Lorem ipsum dolor sit
>4) URL - www.lorem.ipsum
>
>and so on,
>
> From search when the match for title 'abc' is found then searching for 
> doc.get("name") can return foo inc and so on.
>
>Is this already happening in any other indexing class if not what do I 
>need to add to IndexHTML class to accomplish this?
>
>thanks for all the help gang.
>-H
>
>
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