Hi List,
As a bit of an experiment I'm redoing some of our indexing and searching
code to try to make it easier to manage and distributed. The system has to
modify its indexes frequently, sometimes in huge batches, and the documents
in the indexes are frequently modified (deleted, modified and re
On 9/21/06, Chris D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The cronjob/link solution which is
quite clean, doesn't work well in a windows environment. While it's my
favorite, no dice... Rats.
There may be hope yet for that on Windows.
Hard links work on Windows, but the only problem is that you can't
renam
I think this is a great question ("what's the best way to really scale
up Lucene?"). I don't have alot of experience in that area so I'll
defer to others (and I'm eager to learn myself!).
I think understanding Solr's overall approach (whose design I believe
came out of the thread you've referen
Afternoon (here anyway),
I think understanding Solr's overall approach (whose design I believe
came out of the thread you've referenced) is also a good step here.
Even if you can't re-use the hard links trick, you might be able to
reuse its snapshotting & index distribution protocol.
I'll ha
