We are in the process of switching from a custom Xapain installation
to Solr as we found Xapian quite limited in its ability to do
faceting, spelling suggestions, or highlighting. If you don't need any
of those things, I would recommend Xapian (although I've not used it
through Haystack). I have
Hi!
zweb wrote:
> 2) Sphinx has slow index update. Updating index takes as much time
> as building a new one.
I have a Sphinx indexed form with 2 million posts. Indexing takes mess than
2 minutes. Is that considered slow? I use full rebuild of the index even 10
minutes. Incremental reindexing
Jun 19, 2010 at 9:21 AM, zweb <traderash...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > (Mysql text search will not work as I use INNODB. Solr is powerful but
> > I heard it is very memory hungry and it is in Java. Whoosh is not yet
> > as mature as others. So that leaves choice between Django
I am tilting towards Haystack Xapian solution over django sphinx
mainly for two reasons
1) Haystack supports - Solr, Xapian and Whoosh. So in future I can
easily migrate from Xapian to Solr as my need grows.
2) Sphinx has slow index update. Updating index takes as much time
as building a new
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 9:21 AM, zweb <traderash...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> (Mysql text search will not work as I use INNODB. Solr is powerful but
> I heard it is very memory hungry and it is in Java. Whoosh is not yet
> as mature as others. So that leaves choice bet
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 9:21 AM, zweb wrote:
> I need to implement search solution over models in mysql.
>
> Anyone has experience with both or has gone through same decision
> making?
>
> What should I consider before choosing one or other?
I'm making a similar
and it is in Java. Whoosh is not yet
as mature as others. So that leaves choice between Django Sphinx and
Haystack Xapian.)
thanks
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