Geoffrey,
You've done quite a thorough analysis of Lucene. I'll reply below with
a few tidbits of Lucene trivia in hopes that will help
On Dec 22, 2003, at 3:15 PM, Geoffrey Peddle wrote:
One of our applications is a catalog search
application.In this application our documents are
catal
>> think I have resolved the problem. I was using Lucene to index
several directories concurrently within
>> the same JVM, and as far as I can tell Lucene cannot do coucurrent
indexing. Is this correct ?
> You can do it concurrently, but you must use the *same* IndexWriter
instance on all threa
On Dec 23, 2003, at 8:15 AM, Niall Gallagher wrote:
I think I have resolved the problem. I was using Lucene to index
several directories concurrently within the same JVM, and as far as I
can tell Lucene cannot do coucurrent indexing. Is this correct ?
You can do it concurrently, but you must use
Hi Again,
I think I have resolved the problem. I was using Lucene to index several
directories concurrently within the same JVM, and as far as I can tell
Lucene cannot do coucurrent indexing. Is this correct ?
Niall Gallagher wrote:
Hi,
I have been using Lucene to index a large directory, ind
Hi,
I have been using Lucene to index a large directory, indexing HTML and
text files. However during the indexing process the entire system stops,
that is the IndexWriter no longer adds Document objects to the
underlying index directory. Also, this seems to happen at random
occasions, that is
