I am presently giving a lecture on Lucene at the University of Pisa. At the end of the presentation I’ll search for this blog entry, hoping to find it on Technorati, which uses Lucene, thus demonstrating live incremental indexing.
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November 27, 2004 at 9:28 pm |
Doug –
Really appreciate the hard and thoughtful work you’ve put into Lucene. We’re evaluating it right now for a sizeable project (a searchable index of 870,000 html documents). We’ll probably have to draw upon the expertise of the Lucene gurus out there to make it work on our XServe.
Do you have anyone admitting to installing Lucene on the latest Tiger Server release? Might turn out helpful… may make no difference at all… time will tell us.
Gerald Buckley
Tulsa
December 10, 2004 at 5:24 pm |
Doug,
We are evaluating Lucene for a sizeable project.
Our main need is to scan fixed few set of text files, for certain keywords and get the entire text associated with those keywords.
We need to actually retrieve back all those actual text lines which contain the searching “keyword”.
Do you think lucene is the right tool/approach to solve this problem ?
Your opinion is highly appreciated : vanashah@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Vandana
vanashah@yahoo.com
December 23, 2004 at 7:59 pm |
I am reimplementing it into our project, the previous developer ‘extracted’ the source code and modified it(badly) and it doesnt work as well..we have about 60,000+ documents, lucene is very very fast. one question that we are having issues, .. during indexing, of like 60,000 items, we occassionally have to update the index a ‘fullreIndexing’, if we stop in the middle it corropts the index, and we must start all over from scratch. has anyonee else have that issue any work around?? also..caching, i use the open source project EHcache http://ehcache.sourceforge.net/ehcache-constructs/ , with hibernate/spring, and its very good, … ever thougth about maybe intergrating this cache into lucene?? having an expiry policy on an index would be great, the need to reindex wouldnt be needed(unless the data gets dirty),… send me an email anyone if you want! twoencore@hotmail.com
February 7, 2005 at 12:27 am |
Hey Doug, how did it go? I found this post via my Technorati Watchlist, which of course, uses the wonderful Lucene to index the posts…
Dave
March 28, 2005 at 10:59 pm |
We are implementing Lucene at http://www.ojor.com for initial 550,000 html. It is running great with high speed of searching. Once, it is ready, it will use to index the whole size currently about 4 millions pages. Lucene is a great product. By any chance do know product similar to “Nutch” which use c#? We are trying to do “webdbwriter” and “webdbreader” in C#
Thanks,
Ojor Team
ojorteam@ojor.com
May 13, 2008 at 11:05 am |
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