ApacheCon Session
Lucene Boot Camp
About the Training:
Apache Lucene is a high-performance, cross-platform search API in production use in a large number of applications. This training will be an in-depth, hands-on class targeted at developerr’s who wish to integrate Lucene Java into their applications.
The full day training will cover the key concepts behind Lucene, along with code examples, documentation and resources. Concepts covered are: Lucene setup; indexing content, including multilingual content, indexing customization; searching, including how to use the many Lucene Query API to achieve better search results. Additionally, we will cover advanced topics like Lucene performance and threading issues, Span Queries, filters, term vectors, and sorting, all of which can help solve common problems in search applications. The class will gain hands-on experience with Lucene and leave with the know-how to build a Lucene-based application.
No prior Lucene knowledge is required, but participants must be able to code in the Java programming language and come prepared to code. Concepts learned can also be applied to SOLR.
SPECIAL NOTE TO ATTENDEES:
Please check http://www.lucenebootcamp.com for information and news
pertaining to the class. Also, please return to the site on
Wednesday, November 7 for final information (I will send out a
reminder) pertaining to the class. Also, it is very important that
you follow the instructions at http://www.lucenebootcamp.com
before class. We will not be spending time in class setting up
computer environments or downloading files for processing.
Apache Lucene is a high-performance, cross-platform search API in production use in a large number of applications. This training will be an in-depth, hands-on class targeted at developerr’s who wish to integrate Lucene Java into their applications.
The full day training will cover the key concepts behind Lucene, along with code examples, documentation and resources. Concepts covered are: Lucene setup; indexing content, including multilingual content, indexing customization; searching, including how to use the many Lucene Query API to achieve better search results. Additionally, we will cover advanced topics like Lucene performance and threading issues, Span Queries, filters, term vectors, and sorting, all of which can help solve common problems in search applications. The class will gain hands-on experience with Lucene and leave with the know-how to build a Lucene-based application.
No prior Lucene knowledge is required, but participants must be able to code in the Java programming language and come prepared to code. Concepts learned can also be applied to SOLR.
SPECIAL NOTE TO ATTENDEES:
Please check http://www.lucenebootcamp.com for information and news
pertaining to the class. Also, please return to the site on
Wednesday, November 7 for final information (I will send out a
reminder) pertaining to the class. Also, it is very important that
you follow the instructions at http://www.lucenebootcamp.com
before class. We will not be spending time in class setting up
computer environments or downloading files for processing.
