Hi All,
I am using MultiSearcher to search in 2 indexes having identical structure.
Those indexes have indexed untokenized field, by which I am trying to
perform a search using a simple TermQuery.
The problem that I encountered is that in the case of performing 2 separate
searches for these index
Well... there is one thing with my solution. I implemented it using native
code since I found no way to do it in Java :(
Here is an excerpt from 'man 2 creat':
...O_EXCL is broken on NFS file systems, programs which rely on it for
performing locking tasks will contain a race condition. The so
I had experienced similar problem with FileNotFoundExceptions.
Our system has one server writing to index (located on NFS mounted disk) and
several servers searching in it. In my case, those exceptions were thrown by
search servers.
I found out that Lucene locking doesnot work on NFS - in this c
Yes, it works without errors with classic JVM, but if it was not so
painfully slow :(
Anyway, I'll check what is faster - classic JVM with multiple thread search
or Hotspot
with 1 searching thread (as we have now).
Thanks,
Stas.
> Try to run your vm in classic mode "java -classic" to disable th
> Thursday? :)
quarter ;)
> I haven't encountered this with Lucene, but I have seen it with a
> number of other applications.
> These are JVM problems.
>
> Try IBM's 1.3.1 JVM for Linux, or the recently released JRockit 7.0.
Everything works perfectly on both IBM's JVM and Sun's 1.4. Unfortunatel
Hi All,
I am building a search engine based on Lucene. Recently I created a test
simulating multiple users searching in the same index simultaneously and
found out that quite often JVM crashes with 'Hotspot Virtual Machine Error :
11'. I couldnot reproduce this bug on Windows box, but observed it
