ving transactional semantics?
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>> Marios Skounakis
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ble workaround if you
don't want the added complexity of efforts like Compass.
What do you think?
Marios Skounakis
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From: "Beto Siless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 11:18 PM
Subject: Re: Lucene & Transa
The Compass Framework (
http://www.compassframework.org/display/SITE/Home) implements
transactional semantics "on top" of Lucene, such that you can treat the
Lucene Index as an ORM-style database. Compass uses a recent version of
Lucene but I'm sure some functionality is abstracted out and p
Hi, I'm with the transaction problem too: I have Documents which are
represented by a Business Object (persisted in a DB with an ORM),
indexed with Lucene and finally stored in the file system. So it's very
difficult to maintain the consistency in an error scenario.
The main problem is that if
Hi all,
I am interested in developing a system which will use Lucene to implement the
search functionality. A key characteristic of this system is that certain
information about the indexed documents will be editable by the user
administrators. For instance, the user administrators can manually
