List of Tables

Chapter 1. Meet Lucene

Table 1.1. Lucene’s release history

Chapter 2. Building a search index

Table 2.1. A summary of various field characteristics, showing you how fields are created, along with common usage examples

Table 2.2. Lucene’s several core Directory implementations

Table 2.3. Issues related to accessing a Lucene index across remote file systems

Table 2.4. Locking implementations provided by Lucene

Table 2.5. Parameters that control merge selection with the default MergePolicy, LogByteSizeMergePolicy

Chapter 3. Adding search to your application

Table 3.1. Lucene’s primary searching API

Table 3.2. Expression examples that QueryParser handles

Table 3.3. Primary IndexSearcher search methods

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Table 3.5. Factors in the scoring formula

Table 3.6. Boolean query operator shortcuts

Chapter 4. Lucene’s analysis process

Table 4.1. Analyzer building blocks provided in Lucene’s core API

Table 4.2. Lucene’s built-in token attributes

Table 4.3. Primary analyzers available in Lucene

Chapter 5. Advanced search techniques

Table 5.1. SpanQuery family

Table 5.2. Methods that a custom TermVectorMapper must implement

Table 5.3. Built-in implementations of TermVectorMapper

Table 5.4. FieldSelectorResult options when loading a stored field

Table 5.5. Core FieldSelector implementations

Chapter 6. Extending search

Table 6.1. Methods to implement for a custom Collector

Table 6.2. QueryParser’s extensibility points