On Feb 25, 2004, at 7:58 PM, sam xia wrote:
I'd recommend a pool of filters for each category.
Regenerate them
when the index changes, otherwise leave the
instances alive and reuse
them for queries - this will speed things up pretty
dramatically I'd
guess. There is a QueryFilter you could use, or
> I'd recommend a pool of filters for each category.
> Regenerate them
> when the index changes, otherwise leave the
> instances alive and reuse
> them for queries - this will speed things up pretty
> dramatically I'd
> guess. There is a QueryFilter you could use, or
> write a custom one
> t
On Feb 25, 2004, at 4:01 PM, sam xia wrote:
Or should I build the whole thing into one big segment
and use the filter to do this. There is a DateFilter.
Is there a way to implement a category filter?
What is the best way to accomplish this?
I'd recommend a pool of filters for each category. Regene
Hi,
My pages can be sorted to about 1 sub categories.
Each category could have up to 1 million html pages.
(of course, right now I do not have this yet. I am on
the early staging of thinking...) The index will be
stored in hard disk.
A user may be interested in 10 out of the 1 sub
catego
