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Posted to general@lucene.apache.org by Todd McIndoo <tm...@speedyscan.biz> on 2007/12/13 15:47:32 UTC
General Question
We are using Lucene its great and it will search in readable Adobe PDF files
after installing the Adobe I Filter. We are now trying
to search in a outlook email printed to Adobe PDF but it yields no search
results even though the text is readable within
that individual PDF, I guess it is some form of Ifilter required but I can
not locate it. I am just looking for some advice on how to do this.
Another general question - can Lucene be set to search on and locate on file
names in addition to text inside a file?
Regards,
SPEEDY SCAN COMPANY INC.
Todd McIndoo
223 Wall Street
Huntington, New York, 11743
800-655-2870
Fax - 631-824-9170
tmcindoo@speedyscan.biz
www.speedyscan.biz
Re: General Question
Posted by Daniel Naber <li...@danielnaber.de>.
On Donnerstag, 13. Dezember 2007, Todd McIndoo wrote:
> We are using Lucene its great and it will search in readable Adobe PDF
> files after installing the Adobe I Filter.
Only if you write the code to access the filter. Lucene doesn't know about
converters, it only takes plain text.
> to search in a outlook email printed to Adobe PDF but it yields no
> search results even though the text is readable within
That looks more like a problem with the filter, not with Lucene.
> Another general question - can Lucene be set to search on and locate on
> file names in addition to text inside a file?
Sure, if you index the filename into a field and send the query to that
field (e.g. "filename:foobar").
Regards
Daniel
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