On Aug 21, 2008, at 5:42 AM, Michael McCandless wrote:
I agree: getting real-time search working natively in Lucene is an
important goal.
+1. It's gotta be one of the most popular questions I get asked in
training/consulting jobs.
I think as an immediate step we should get Ocean committed in contrib?
This way users can easily try it out, report back, etc.
+1
Ocean is nice in that it operates above Lucene's core (using
InstantiatedIndex/Reader to handle the "live" additions). Besides
LUCENE-1314 (forcing IndexReader.reopen to return a clone even when no
changes have been committed to the index), are there any other pending
core changes that Ocean needs?
Mike
Jason Rutherglen wrote:
Hello all,
Michael McCandless and Yonik Seeley and I were discussing the
IndexReaderWriter which would be a combined IndexReader and
IndexWriter class. The name of the class can change. One key
feature that can be added is realtime search. Realtime search
would enable Lucene to have database like functionality whereby
each update is immediately searchable as opposed to today where
each update is searchable after a commit. The Ocean code
implements realtime search and could provide the basis for this
functionality. I would like to get to an agreement on the scope
and functionality of the project and gather input.
Thanks!
Jason Rutherglen
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