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Hello,

does anybody has an example of search feature creation using
org.eclipse.search? I'd like to create my own search feature in a
lucene database.


I have tried 2 solutions:

I have tried to create classes that implements ISearchQuery,
ISearchResult and ISearchPage. So that, I can add a page to the search
dialog box and launch a Job that performs my query in my lucene
databases. But it is a long way to fetch the results in the search
view: I have to manage the search view by hand (listener, updates,
synchronization...) and to provide the same level of flexibility to
the user (sort by, different tree views or tables...)

I have tried to use the abstract classes that support text search
(FileSearchQuery, AbstractTextSearchResult, TextSearchPage). But Those
abstract classes are neatly tied to the IFiles. It seems not possible
to look for other objects than files. furthermore, I have to use
internal classes.

Is there anybody out there (Am)?

On 29 oct, 15:13, dao <dao.ho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> does anybody has an example of search feature creation using
> org.eclipse.search? I'd like to create my own search feature in a
> lucene database.
>
> I have tried 2 solutions:
>
> I have tried to create classes that implements ISearchQuery,
> ISearchResult and ISearchPage. So that, I can add a page to the search
> dialog box and launch a Job that performs my query in my lucene
> databases. But it is a long way to fetch the results in the search
> view: I have to manage the search view by hand (listener, updates,
> synchronization...) and to provide the same level of flexibility to
> the user (sort by, different tree views or tables...)
>
> I have tried to use the abstract classes that support text search
> (FileSearchQuery, AbstractTextSearchResult, TextSearchPage). But Those
> abstract classes are neatly tied to the IFiles. It seems not possible
> to look for other objects than files. furthermore, I have to use
> internal classes.