Upon a request on the experiences on this issue, I am posting the most
important functions of the program. Every DB record maps directly to one
file. The function that I did not include is "getDataSource()" which
acquires a jdbc datasource to your database.
cheers,
Christoph
private void
Ok, so let me clear it up.
Lucene offers different types of Directories
(org.apache.lucene.store.Directory) into which it stores the index data.
Most people probably use the FSDirectory implementation which writes the
index data as files into the filesystem. However, we use the DbDirectory
implem
Well, you haven't really provided much in the way of details.For instance,
what does it mean that your Lucene index is
stored in a database"? Did you store it as a BLOB? Your
problem statement is very hard to understand, please explain
in more detail. Pretend you don't know a thing about your
app (
This isn't really addressing my problem. I already have a running search
system and just want to analyze it.
cheers,
Christoph
amin1977 wrote:
>
> Are you using an object relational mapping tool like Hibernate? if you
> are
> you could use hibernate search to index your persistent entities a
Are you using an object relational mapping tool like Hibernate? if you are
you could use hibernate search to index your persistent entities and then
use luke to inspect the indexes. There may other ways of doing it I
guess. Just a thought.
Cheers
Amin
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Christo
