The initial motivation behind switching from intermedia to Lucene was a
first step in achieving DB abstraction because if you rely on intermedia for
your indexing and searching purposes you're pretty much stuck with Oracle,
an excellent DB but if you're business is growing the licensing fees becom
On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Peter Carlson wrote:
> Can you share you code? We would love to add it to the contributions
> area.
I could, but I'd prefer to wait until I have had a chance to do some more
testing on it. Right now it requires a fair amount of time and memory and
it's not clear that the r
Can you share you code? We would love to add it to the contributions
area.
--Peter
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 11:39 AM, Joshua O'Madadhain wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Peter Carlson wrote:
>
>> I have used intermedia in the past and found that it had a few
>> advantages and disadva
On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Peter Carlson wrote:
> I have used intermedia in the past and found that it had a few
> advantages and disadvantages compared to Lucene.
>
> Advantages of Intermedia
> 4) Supports term expansion and contraction
>
> Now items 3 and 4 of Intermedia advantages can be added as
I have used intermedia in the past and found that it had a few
advantages and disadvantages compared to Lucene.
Advantages of Intermedia
1) Content in database so can be easily accessed and fielded out with
many tools
2) Can combine text queries with SQL queries
3) Has richer support for theme
I don't see any mention of using Ant, in your email, so I assume you're
not using Ant to compile Lucene. The first place to look then is
http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/.
Read about it, download and install it, and then go to the directory
where you unpacked Lucene and type: ant jar
That will vrea
I would also be interested in this. We have an interMedia engine running
in production and have just built our first Lucene engine. So far Lucene
seems to be comparable in speed - but I don't have enough data yet to give
any feedback on the quality of the search results.
By the way, we are acc
Hi all
I have been given an assignment to search a web
application database using lucene. This is my first
lucene exercise.
The problem is according to the following IndexWriter
constructor:
/** Constructs an IndexWriter for the index in
d. Text will be
analyzed with a. If
create is tru
> Hi All:
> I pack the some source code I wrote before extend to lucene project. Hope it can be
>added into sandbox and get more communications with other also interesting following
>issues: including
>
> customize search result
> sorting, search result filtering,
> common xml indexing
As long as the Mainserver is the only one updating the data, everything
should be fine, right?
But I will take a look at the read-only index issue discussed earlier on
this list.
Chris
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Gesendet: September 24, 20
Nader S. Henein wrote:
> We had to do the same thing, we moved from an Oracle Intermedia search to
> Lucene (much better) the data is stored in the database.
Could you give some reasons which lead you to conclusion that Lucene is
much better than Oracle Intermedia in terms of searching data stor
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