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Fts7

Full-text search engine Java library

Tool Name:

Fts7

Tool Version: 1.2.1

Tool Type: Freeware

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Tool OS Support: WinXP,WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win2000,Mac OS X,Mac Other,WinServer,Unix,Linux,Java,Linux Console,Linux Gnome,Linux GPL,Linux Open Source

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Short Description:
Full-text search engine library written in Java. Builds a search index on Java objects, having a text content, and performs a quick search via this index. Search results are sorted by relevance to your query.

Long Description 1:
Full-text search engine Java library. Builds a search index on Java objects, having the a text content, and performs a quick search via this index. Search results are ordered in such a way, that the most relevant to your query objects are shown at the top of list. To calculate the relevance each object's text content is estimated by frequency of search phrase, phrase position inside content, importance of search words, object size, age, etc.

Long Description 2:
Full-text search engine library written in Java. Builds a search index on Java objects, having a text content, and performs a quick search via this index. Main features: - you can index any Java objects having a text content. That may be files, url's or any other objects; - builds a full text search index as a single file of SQLite database; - supports incremental index updating. You don't need to rebuild search index from scratch everytime when you update some objects or need to add new objects to an index; - prohibits of indexing objects with the same text content; - supports a stopwords list (a list of words to be ignored from being indexed); - quick search in less than a second; - supports fuzzy search. Can find content that match the given words and some variation around them. - Search results are ordered by relevance to your query.To calculate the relevance each object's text content is estimated by frequency of search phrase, phrase position inside content, importance of search words, object size, age, etc.