From: "leegold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Lucene with MYSQL
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:56:23 -0400
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> This combination works fine for some scenarios but it doesnt for
> others, in some cases the best choice is to use the FullTe
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> This combination works fine for some scenarios but it doesnt for
> others, in some cases the best choice is to use the FullText feature
> available in MySQL which employs the same Vectorial Model that
> Lucene's do. One advantage of Lucene is that is composed of layers and
> you
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Jon Hancock wrote:
| Carlos Proal wrote:
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|>Hi, i have been using Lucene & MySQL but separately, MySQL is written
|>in C/C++ with a JDBC driver available and Lucene is coded in Java, so
|>(besides the mysql team opinion) you can mix searches through
Carlos Proal wrote:
Hi, i have been using Lucene & MySQL but separately, MySQL is written
in C/C++ with a JDBC driver available and Lucene is coded in Java, so
(besides the mysql team opinion) you can mix searches throught both
apis and referring to each other with the PrimaryKey.
Does anyone
Hi, i have been using Lucene & MySQL but separately, MySQL is written in
C/C++ with a JDBC driver available and Lucene is coded in Java, so (besides
the mysql team opinion) you can mix searches throught both apis and
referring to each other with the PrimaryKey.
This combination works fine for
