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Bug : Parse Aborted: Lexical error
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Bug : Parse Aborted: Lexical error
------- Additional Comments From otis@apache.org 2004-07-30 09:24 -------
This probably happens when you query your index, not while you are building it, no?
What Analyzer are you using? If you are indexing Chinese, use StandardAnalyzer
or CJKAnalyzer from Lucene Sandbox (link is on the Lucene site). Are you using
one of those?
You have to make sure you use the same Analyzer for searching, too. How are you
searching your index?
Please show us some code or a unit test, if you can.
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