You may want to look into the new lazy field loading (on the trunk), in
case you have 1 or 2 large fields that you don't necessarily display
right away (unless a user clicks on a result).
This can speed up document loading significantly.
heritrix.lucene wrote:
Hi,
Actually i forgot to write that my application is web based and i am
running
this on tomcat server.
assuming your application is web based, the general concesus is to
start
by implimening your app so that each page reexecutes the search,
reexecuting the search is not feasible as every time it goes to look
those
documents in index.
i am also thinking for session as i told in my mail. I am here looking
for
another option where the number of users are a lot and maintaining
session
for each user is not feasible..
with regards,
On 6/20/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I have built an small application that give some thousand results. I
want to
: display results as google displays using pagination.
: Here my question is, how I'll maintain the sequence of displayed
result.
:
: Should i associate the "Hits" object along with the session.
assuming your application is web based, the general concesus is to start
by implimening your app so that each page reexecutes the search, and
then
accesses the docs it cares about ... if you find that it's
inefficient for
your needs in some way, investigate sessoin caching -- but it's
frequently fast enough as is.
-Hoss
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