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justin cater

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A new proximity query for Lucene, using automatons Posted: Aug 8, 2014 6:56 AM
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The simplest Apache Lucene query, TermQuery, matches any document that contains the specified term, regardless of where the term occurs inside each document. Using BooleanQuery you can combine multiple TermQuerys, with full control over which terms are optional (SHOULD) and which are required (MUST) or required not to be present (MUST_NOT), but still the matching […]

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