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Adding Lucene Search Capability to an Android app

I am wanting to add lucene searching capability to my android app. I have
trying to find out if anyone has done this yet? IF its possible? and what
problems, or draw backs other people have had adding lucene to their droid
app. I know the Droid has several different search options like SQLite FTS
and some native search API's, but if at all possible I really want the full
searching capabilities that lucene offers.
Thanks in advance!

Re: Adding Lucene Search Capability to an Android app

Posted by Simon Willnauer <si...@googlemail.com>.
I have done it, its possible! :) Problems occur especially during
indexing etc. since you have very limited resources. If you are using
lucene 3.x you should be able to use a plain vanilla lucene jar and
everything should work just fine. if you have more detailed questions
I am happy to help.

simon

On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 3:16 PM, David Linde <da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am wanting to add lucene searching capability to my android app. I have
> trying to find out if anyone has done this yet? IF its possible? and what
> problems, or draw backs other people have had adding lucene to their droid
> app. I know the Droid has several different search options like SQLite FTS
> and some native search API's, but if at all possible I really want the full
> searching capabilities that lucene offers.
> Thanks in advance!
>

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