I haven't asked in the grails community yet. I definitely will.
Nathan Wells
On Nov 18, 2011, at 4:35 AM, Ian Lea wrote:
> You can certainly create a lucene index once and deploy it multiple
> times with your app. It should be portable if you deploy the relevant
> lucene jar as well.
>
> So
You can certainly create a lucene index once and deploy it multiple
times with your app. It should be portable if you deploy the relevant
lucene jar as well.
So I think that is a yes to "can". Not sure about the "should"
though. As far as I'm aware lucene won't index HTML directly although
ther
All,
I'm using the excellent Grails web framework, and the documentation
tool it provides. The documenation tool allows you to write in wiki
and it will output fully formatted and linked documentation. What it
doesn't do is provide a search mechanism for docs (static html).
I think the best solut