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This project is a maven plugin for Apache Lucene. Using it, a Lucene index (configuration inside a xml file) can be created from different datasources ( file/database/xml etc.). A Searcher Util helps in searching the index. Use Lucene without coding.
Features
- Read configuration file and create index as a maven plugin goal
- Provide a dependency which reads the same config file and provides easy to use search functions on teh Lucene Index
- Read data to index from file datasource
- Read data to index from database
- Read data to index from XML Files
- Use advance features of lucene from configuration file
- Open Luke on the index location in config file from a maven goal
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow maven-lucene-plugin
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The plugin helps in creating index without writing any code. Just use the plugin, provide it all the configuration i.e. data source location, index location, fields, analyzers on them in the lucene.xml . Execute maven goal mvn lucene:createIndex and you are done. The client application has the usage of this plugin. The files attached needs to be provided as datasource in the provided places. Having a view at lucene.xml makes it pretty much clear.
