Hello, The UI is Swing-based, but most of the code for the actions is in the shell scripts run in Cygwin. In front of the GUI there is a startup BAT file, but for the most part, everything in this would easily port to Linux or UNIX environements. When writing this, I kept the idea in mind that after initial installation that a user could switch from the UI to just use the underlying Nutch implementation as they progressed in their knowledge and requirements. Because of this, Most of the logic is in scripts.
I used NSIS as the installer. It was one of the more complicated pieces of the application, but I liked the level of integration that it achieved with Windows (start menu, uninstall, registry key for Cygwin mount point, etc.) More details of th implementation can be found in the application documentation, and also at http://whelanlabs.home.comcast.net/~whelanlabs/content/SearchEngineManager.htm the Search Engine Manager page of my web site. Regards, John Venkateshprasanna wrote: > > Hi, > > Very neat tool indeed. Thanks for sharing. In fact, we were also trying to > build something very similar on top of Nutch a while ago. Can you please > let us know what framework / software / tool you have used to come up with > this? Is it only swing? > > Regards, > Venkateshprasanna > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Nutch-based-Application-for-Windows-tp22572158p22672843.html Sent from the Nutch - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.