Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 22/09/2006 18:27:40:
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> : Indeed the first version I wrote followed the pattern you suggest
(let's
> : name it pattern_1 for the discussion). However with pattern_1 I could
not
> : cover the case of a method originally not throwing an exception. The
>
: I'd play with having the base indexed download, and with deltas sent
: down as compressed plain-text files. Client/IDE side can then
: uncompress + process + delete + add + be happy.
if you really needed the indexing to be done centrally, you could just
ship any new segments each time the inde
This is probably better discussed on java-user...
I'd play with having the base indexed download, and with deltas sent down as
compressed plain-text files. Client/IDE side can then uncompress + process +
delete + add + be happy.
Otis
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From: Jason van Zyl <[EMAIL PRO
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Otis Gospodnetic resolved LUCENE-531.
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Resolution: Duplicate
Indeed, LUCENE-638 seems to contain the fix for this, good catch.
> RAMDirectory creation from existing FSDirectory throws IOEx
Yes It is, I did not extend the testcase for this issue but I could do
if it is really requiered. The fix was quiet trivial.
best regards simon
On 9/23/06, Nicolas Lalevée (JIRA) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Nicolas Lalevée commented on LUCENE-531:
I think this is fixed with LUCENE-638
> RAMDirectory creation from existing FSDirectory throws IOException ("is a
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Nicolas Lalevée commented on LUCENE-655:
It is maybe an issue with your analyzer you are using. Which one are you using
when storing your documents ?
And i
Hi,
We have happily been using Lucene in Archiva and we're ready to use
Lucene in a more advanced for efficiency.
Currently we create a number of indices for all the information in
the Maven repository and we are placing everything into one Lucene
index. Right now the index is 180mb uncom
