Thursday, September 13, 2007

Lucene.Net & C# Indexing and Searching WinForm Example

ASPCode.net - C# and Lucene to index and search

"This sample will show you how to use Lucene from your .NET application to index and search content. There are some articles and samples to be found on the web, but it seems that they are a bit outdated. Myself I used Lucene version 1.4 something some year(s) ago and thought now that I needed it again I could just download the new dll:s and copy my existing code. Turns out they have made quite a few API changes.

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Extra and updated examples never hurt...

If you have plain text (or can get it, say via IFilter) and need or want full text indexing/searching, then Lucene.net deserves a look.

I've seen it used in a number of open source/free/etc projects and have always been impressed with its indexing speed and query performance.

(via DotNetKicks.com - C# and Lucene to index and search)

 

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