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Hi,
I have recently been asked to do some work with a Lucene installation. In short, I need to access the tokens that Lucene creates for a given document.
Does anyone know how I can get the tokens with Java?
Thanks in advance,
John.
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jgrogan wrote: Does anyone know how I can get the tokens with Java?
Not off hand, but you could try here[^].
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Thanks Richard.
I have spent quite a lot of time with Google searching for an answer - including the Apache site, but haven't found anything. Every example seems to be about how to get Lucene to index a document!
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Did you read this[^]?
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guys I need your help for source code Speech Recognition for greenfoot or java.
I need your answer soon..
thanks all
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My answer is: Google.
Was that soon enough?
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My answer is the following:
I don't know what greenfoot is. It may be a project you're developing, or it may be another project altogether. This is not relevant at this point. What is relevant, however, is:
- You didn't seem to read the FAQs for posting questions in these forums. Here, let me help you. Read here[^] and then here[^]
- You didn't seem to have made any previous effort to solve this yourself. If you do try to solve this and run into problems, then you are more then welcome to post a question, mentioning the details of your specific problem and where you ran into problems.
Taking this into consideration, your question is downvoted and reported. Have a nice day!
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Full-fledged Google/Microsoft lover, full-fledged Apple hater.
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This question is not following any of the established rules to post questions.
This is why you are getting downvoted.
You should truly improve your question by adding more detail, which is your specific doubt, try to search google... Come back with specific questions and we will gladly help (if we know how to do it).
Nobody will be able to give you the kind of help you ask (it is too wide and general).
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I can't use sql server 2000 use in java code
error is:
Tcp/ip connection is to host failed
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This has nothing to do with Java. You are trying to access a system across a network and for some reason the target system is not responding. Go and do some investigation to see why.
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Aren't we supposed to run packet sniffers across the entire intarweb to find the problem?
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Yes, but mine has a cold so it can't smell much at the moment. 
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It may be necessary to configure such an old version of SQL Server to use TCPIP. By default, it uses named pipes only, doesn't it?
And do not forget to configure the firewalls of both client and server.
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Bernhard Hiller wrote: t may be necessary to configure such an old version of SQL Server to use TCPIP
Certainly true of newer versions.
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myothuu wrote: Tcp/ip connection is to host failed
What is the EXACT error?
What is the EXACT line that is occurs on?
Typically failure to connect, which many of the other responses refer to, will either result in a "Connection refused" or a connection timeout. Neither of those is suggested by your post.
If you are in fact initiating a connection then one possible reason could be a failure in the protocol because you are using a newer driver. But with the garbled error message it could be nothing more than incorrect credentials.
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hi everybody, can share me some test for join job with JAVA language. i near levear school for work. but i don't know about company give a test. like multi language progam.. link project http://www.mediafire.com/?56dth97hh0m3wtw[^]
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You should start here[^] to learn the language. Then look around your local area and see what companies are looking for when recruiting.
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What Richard linked is the best way to start because knowing the basic language elements is a must. Another thing you will be tested for is problem solving skills with Object Oriented Design. The latter needs practicing. You will also have to know some basic java SE libraries (not all but some of them) that you can learn from the linked tutorial. If you are very good at the previous things then you can get some SCJP (newly OCJP) exam material (there exist other more advanced level exam materials) and you can start mastering the java language basics, learning the language elements on a higher level but this isn't necessary.
You are being tested for your effective knowledge, if you know how to program in java then you can easily pass those stupid tests. This is not a quiz game, you have to learn programming in java and not to compete on a quiz game. You cant fool the system, at least you wouldn't be able to trick me on an interview by learning stupid answers to stupid questions. I can find out a trillion stupid questions that you can answer easily if you know how to code in java but you fail miserably if you learnt answers just to 1000 stupid quiz questions. Go and learn the tutorial, and then write at least 10-20 usable programs that solve some real world-like problems (not hello world category). For example saving/retrieving schedule to/from database in a user friendly way (with graphic user interface), or an amoeba game, etc.... If you can do things like that then you can be a useful for a software company, otherwise not.
EDIT: Getting a reasonably good level of knowledge takes at least months depending on how good you are in programming in general. If you think that you can learn this in a few days like you can do with a university exam then you will be disappointed. It will take at least weeks to get a grasp of it to catch a junior position even if you are already good in programming and object oriented design in another language.
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pasztorpisti wrote: even if you are already good in programming and object oriented design in another language
Also has to have skills that can outshine the other applicants that are applying for the same position.
"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus
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Thats true, but if you like programming and you know how to do it well then its not a big deal and sooner or later you find a job. He will compete with a lot of fresh graduates I guess, most of them having nearly zero experience with only a few talented armed with professional calling. Big companies usually need beginners but my opinion is that those positions are only about robot work. If someone doesn't like programming, he kills himself with this kind of job and leaves sooner or later (or gets fired). The mentioned robot work is also something that needs working knowledge of a programming languages with a few of its libraries...
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I agree. It is all about having passion for what one enjoys doing. Granted a lot of fresh graduates might have little to no experience, everyone has to start somewhere and build up from that 
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Agree, thats definitely about passion. On the other hand I think that almost every good programmers I met were coders even before the university. I think its rare to see a coder who learnt the mastery at the university, still a few of them falls in love with the stuff that late. Some coders do the job just for the money, and they usually do terrible work. Everything's fine until one gets into a lead position. :-P
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calling procedure from java/application
I want to call a procedure which executes one query [update and select combined] and return the selected content back to application. How this can be done?
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Try using JDBC[^].
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