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Re: classic scenario - Lucene - [mail # user]
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... crawl may be a more scalable and cleaner, more manageable approach. Nutch uses that approach for a reason. :) No constraints. Not a good idea. Keep your Lucene index directory clean...
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..., and use it only as an index directory. Write your files elsewhere, I would suggest. That is up to you and your application. I just suggest you keep that outside the index directory, in order...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2004-05-27, 12:40
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Re: existing or not existing - Lucene - [mail # user]
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...You could try looking for a segments file in the index directory. If it exists, the index exists, else it does not. Is there a better way? Otis...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2001-12-04, 16:45
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Re: Disk space needed for indexing??? - Lucene - [mail # user]
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...Writer's optimize() will result in your index directory size doubling while the optimization is in progress, so if you want to optimize you will need extra free disk space. Otis ...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2004-12-16, 18:35
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Re: short documents = help me tweak Similarity?? - Lucene - [mail # user]
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...Terms) { if (numTerms norm value is {@link #encodeNorm(float) encoded} as a single byte * before being stored. * At search time, the norm byte value is read from the index * {@link org.apache.lucene.store.Directory...
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... directory} and * {@link #decodeNorm(byte) decoded} back to a float norm value. * This encoding/decoding, while reducing index size, comes with the price of * precision loss...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2007-04-05, 18:21
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Re: Real time indexing and distribution to lucene on separate boxes (long) - Lucene - [mail # user]
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... wonder what happens if you try compressing the indices before copying them over the network. I wonder if it makes a difference whether you use compound vs. traditional directories. I wonder what...
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... the index size is if you use DbDirectory instead of FSDirectory. Otis ...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2004-03-12, 12:26
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Re: Multiple threads in Lucene - Lucene - [mail # user]
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...Writers on the same index/directory (big no no). Otis From: Nikhil Goel To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 6:04:41 PM Subject: Multiple threads in Lucene Hi Lucene Developers...
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...) 3 IndexSearcher Thread. Everytime when we need to index a file. We run the following code in IndexWriter Thread:- function IndexFile(Document doc) { writer = new IndexWriter(directory...
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| ...Searchersearcher = new IndexSearcher(directory); //Note: This directory is the same reference as used to initiate IndexWriter in Indexfile function. Hence this directory //reference is used across all... |
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2006-03-23, 00:19
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Re: Index Size - Lucene - [mail # user]
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... index directory containing a bunch of old CFS files consuming your disk space. Try getting a recent nightly build and see if using that takes car eof your problem. Otis ...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2004-08-19, 14:13
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Re: Lucene as primary object storage - Lucene - [mail # user]
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...Karl, you might want to have a look at Zoe (the email app from several years ago that uses Lucene as its storage). Also, there is DbDirectory for Lucene, which should have XA support. Andi...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2007-06-29, 00:19
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Re: Maintain a backup index - Lucene - [mail # user]
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... directory. We are using Lucene 2.0 v. The normal way to have backup is to run a small reindex script every 5 mins, which would pick up only those files which were modified in that time frame...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2007-06-22, 11:03
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Re: [Digester] DigesterMarriesLucene - Lucene - [mail # user]
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...Hello, There is no need to include DigesterMarriesLucene.class in that Lucene-demos Jar. You just need to make sure you add the directory where DigesterMarriesLucene.class is, to your...
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Author: Otis Gospodnetic,
2004-04-22, 09:38
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