On 12/22/05, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> If the set of documents viewable by a given person is truely an arbitrary
> list of document identifiers stored in a DB somewhere, then build a Filter
> that knows how to access that list, and sets the bits only on the document
> identif
: document might be accessible by different users. I want to implement this
: without indexing a document multiple times. The approach I thought of was to
: use a field that is indexed, as well as stored in the index, which contains
: the ids of all the users that can access the document. I could
Thanks for your reply. But your suggestion is not applicable to my situation
because 'users' of our system dont correspond to unix users, and different
users are not related in any way, so there is no logical way to split them
into groups.
Murali
On 12/21/05, Mordo, Aviran (EXP N-NANNATEK) <[EMAIL
Thanks for helps, I know the RunTimeException when I use
a undefined field to sort, but this NullPointerException
is different.
>From the code we can see this exception is not due to throwing,
just because TopDocs object is null.
Best regards, Lisheng
-Original Message-
From: Ronnie Kole
You approach is correct but you should use groups instead of users. So
just give a group permission, and add users to groups, this way you
don't have to worry about reindexing when adding more users, just add
the user to the group.
Aviran
http://www.aviransplace.com
-Original Message-
Fro
Hi,
I am new to lucene. We need to provide search to several users of a
system. Each user has access to a (different)set of documents. The same
document might be accessible by different users. I want to implement this
without indexing a document multiple times. The approach I thought of was to
hi revathi,
we used quartz scheduler to schedul the in dexing,u try this url
www.opensymphony.com/quartz/
it may b useful
Wit regards
Tariq
revati joshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
we are lucene users .
we have performed indexing .we are stuck up with a problem
how do we per
we are lucene users .
we have performed indexing .we are stuck up with a problem
how do we perform constant indexing (or updating the index) without manually
running the indexing.class file.
and which is the better option either updating it at startup or while running
the jar file.
I believe the most common case is when you do a search with Sort (AUTO
feature), and one of the fields you sort by is empty. The underlying
IndexSearcher throws a RuntimeException and "docs" (result from
searcher.search()) is never set, which results in a NullPointerException
when hits() is cal
