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I’ve been learning different Java frameworks since my last intern in Beijing. Today, I want to share my new GitHub repository: Java Examples. This repository is built on Maven, modularized and extensible.

In this article, I'll focus on how batch indexing is implemented in Hibernate Search.

Today, I want to share something about the search feature in Hiberante Search. As mentionned in the official guide Getting started with Hibernate Search : Now we’ll finally execute a first search. The general approach is to create a Lucene query, …, and then wrap this query into a org.hibernate.Query in order to get all the functionality ...

The Twilio/Wigle.net Street Vector data set provides a complete database of US street names and address ranges mapped to zip codes and latitude/longitude ranges, with DTMF key mappings for all street names. The complete description about this data set can be found on Amazon Web Service. This article will mainly focus on how to use the install an...

This week I’ve started learning the Hibernate Search. Actually, this is my very first experience in open source project, so I’m really excited about it. At the first step, I started by Apache Lucene about the index and search. Then I learnt the Lucene query syntax, such as wildcard search, fuzzy search, proximatity search. Then I read a book abo...

Today, I created an example to demostrate how BooleanQuery works and two different ways to construct a boolean query, using default constructor and using query builder.

Apache Lucene is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine library written entirely in Java. It is a technology suitable for nearly any application that requires full-text search, especially cross-platform. It is an open source project available for free download.

After 8 weeks intensive works in nights and weekends, we've finally released the first application of our life: "eRallye". This Android application is an app built for French association "Elles bougent". This article reviews what have been done and how to do better in the future.