On Tue, 12 Nov 2002 12:29, Clemens Marschner wrote: > Within the last 6 months there had been a couple of contributions that made > their way to the Lucene "sandbox" repository: A web crawler, an indexing > framework, and an extension of Lucene that makes it transactional.
neat! > In an effort to weave these contributions together with Lucene and leverage > it on a new level some Lucene contributors have started a new effort to > create a "Lucene server", code-named LARM. Its scope: it's an indexing > framework that _takes_ documents of _various formats_ at _some time_ from > _some_ source and puts them into a Lucene search index. Do you "serve" the index in any way shape or form or is that done via some other server or just put on a filesystem or whatever? From what I understand there is a couple of bits. There is the job server part * schedules jobs to happen at certain times * schedules jobs to happen in response to certain events There is retrieval component * retrieves documents * caches documents? * converts documents? And this all feeds into an indexer of some sort. That may or may not be exported via a webservice or something? > The problem may sound familiar - nobody has any experiences with Phoenix > and COP. We will now try to come to a good solution, but experience says > this first attempt is likely to bomb. However, we think the benefits of a > common framework are worthwile to take this effort. sounds great to us aswell! > However, if anybody is interested in the project and is experienced with > Phoenix - we are seeking for something like a mentor, who can outline a > plan on how the things we want to do should be designed with Phoenix. But > even something less than this would also be greatly appreciated. I can help some and the other Peter will also help so hopefully together we should be able to figure something out ;) -- Cheers, Peter Donald *------------------------------------------------------* | "Religion is what the common people see as true, the | | wise people see as false, and the rulers see as | | useful" --Seneca | *------------------------------------------------------* -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:avalon-users-unsubscribe@;jakarta.apache.org> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:avalon-users-help@;jakarta.apache.org>
