In the indexing method I use the following line:
Field contentsField = new Field("contents", new FileReader(f), Field.TermVector.YES);
However, in Lucene 4.0 this constructor is deprecated and new TextField should be used instead of new Field.
But the problem with TextField is that it don't accept TermVector in its constructors.
Is there a way to include the Term Vector in my indexing in Lucene 4.0 with the new constructors?
Thanks
I was stumped on this for awhile. The other answers here are helpful but even with them, the situation was not obvious to me. So after the light finally went on for me I decided to add this additional answer to make things a bit clearer for the next person.
The reason that the Field signature that supports term vectors is depreciated is because it utilizes the Field.TermVector enum which is depreciated as of Lucene 4.0.
In Lucene 4.0, a new method signature was added to the Field class that supports passing a FieldType instead. The FieldType class is more flexible than the old enum approach and provides the ability to set even more Field options then were previously available.
Here is an example of how to create a Text field, not stored, that supports term vectors by passing a FieldType object when instantiating a Field object.
FieldType specialTextFieldType = new FieldType(TextField.TYPE_NOT_STORED);
specialTextFieldType.StoreTermVectors = true;
Document exampleDoc = new Document();
exampleDoc.Add(new Field("SomeField", someData, specialTextFieldType ));