[opencms-dev] How to configure lucene to support chinesecharin6A3?

[Benjamin Rasmussen]

This means that every character has a meaning on its own? The Chinese
characters are not combined to make up a meaning? E.g. you will never need
two characters to make a word.

 

Thanks,

 

Benjamin

 

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Yes, the English analyser is perfect for both chinese charactor sets if you
use utf-8 as the encoding. Please see the attached ui.

Regards,

Shi Yusen/Beijing Langhua Ltd.

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Can you use the English analyser for both simplified and traditional
Chinese?


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Actually you do not need extra analyser for chinese charactors, the standard
analyser for english is perfect.

Lucene can make index for chinese charactors by parsing each charactor as
one English word. So what you should do is to separate your input string
with space between chinese charactors and then search the new string.

Regards,

Shi Yusen/Beijing Langhua Ltd.


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By default Lucene only has analyser for English and German (and this is
probably the case for OpenCMS Lucene part as well). In order to get other
languages working you need to create / install appropriate analyser. You can
find more information on Analysers from the Lucene site at
http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/.

Regards,

Olli

P.S. Of course it might be that some of the Chinese OpenCMS users on this
list already has the analyser, which case they might be interested to
contribute it to OpenCMS?




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in6A3?




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