Hi Nader,

I was wondering if you'd mind me asking you a couple of questions about your
implementation?

The main thing I'm interested in is how you handle updates to Lucene's
index. I'd imagine you have a fairly high turnover of CVs and jobs, so index
updates must place a reasonable load on the CPU/disk. Do you keep CVs and
jobs in the same index or two different ones? And what is the process you
use to update the index(es) - do you batch-process updates or do you handle
them in real-time as changes are made?

Any insight you can offer would be much appreciated as I'm about to
implement something similar and am a little unsure of the best approach to
take. We need to be able to handle indexing about 60,000 documents/day,
while allowing (many) searches to continue operating alongside.

Thanks!
Chris

"Nader S. Henein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> We use Lucene http://www.bayt.com , we're basically an on-line
> Recruitment site and up until now we've got around 500 000 CVs and
> documents indexed with results that stump Oracle Intermedia.
>
> Nader Henein
> Senior Web Dev
>
> Bayt.com
>
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> Subject: commercial websites powered by Lucene?
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>
>
> Hello All,
>
> I've been trying to find examples of large commercial websites that
> use Lucene to power their search.  Having such examples would
> make Lucene an easy sell to management
>
> Does anyone know of any good examples?  The bigger the better, and
> the more the better.
>
> TIA,
> -John
>
>
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