(...) any enterprise interested
in having a serious search solution (i.e. buy FAST, Autonomy or do
open source lucene) will want a custom solution (...) then
let an integrator/consultancy-firm/IT department to do the actual
implementation. So
a search distribution as pointed out is somewhat meani
(...) the point being
that once they've got you using a monolithic application, it's a lot
harder to stop using the whole thing all at once, then it would be for you
to stop using 1 of N mini-applications they provide.
Well, FAST is composed of many small, modular products that can be
replaced
(...) http://andaluciajunta.es/aj-sea-.html This
search engine will be based on nutch in the next version. The special
character is that this main portal search engine has to search against
the solr BOJA based indexed. Meaning Nutch will have to search the solr
index and not vice versa.
Looks in
: Solr aims at being an answer to "enterprise needs", by indexing
: structured data for different applications. However I think that many
: enterprises would like to be able to structure information themselves.
thta's exactly what Solr is about: letting a schema creator define
what the structure
First: Please pardon the cross-post to solr-user for reference. I hope
to continue this thread in solr-dev. Please answer to solr-dev.
1) more documentation (and posisbly some locking configuration options) on
how you can use Solr to access an index generated by the nutch crawler (i
think Thors
Hi,
(I mentioned this on solr-user, but people didn't seem to respond.)
It was a claim that Solr was probably not the right tool for indexing
lots of different files (e.g. PDF files) across file systems, and that
Nutch would be more appropriate. Does everyone agree with this opinion?
Solr ai
