I'm helping with a project that is having the majority of the backend
done in Java.  The end goal is that Java will run nightly and build
reports and write files and all the other stuff it needs to do then CF
will use verity to index the files and such that are created so users
can search for stuff via CF pages and find these files.  My curiosity is
if this Java program that is being written can somehow access the
underlying Java that CF uses to power the verity indexing so that Java
can run the verity index when it's done its processing directly.  I
already suggested that we could have java make an http request to a file
that will do the indexing and I've also suggested that CF be scheduled
to run nightly and build the index whether or not there is new stuff to
index.  We'd like to find a way though to access the verity engine (just
for creating collections and building the indexes, not searching or
anything) directly from Java.  Anyone have experience with this or know
how we could do this?


John Burns
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