Roy, we're in the middle of re-indexing, and there's some broken code in
the search that won't be fixed until after Martin returns from
vacation. Plus, we're working on UI right now...it will be much more
readable very soon.
So I would suggest not sending him the link quite yet. Within 2 - 3
weeks I suspect we can start giving out sneak previews though.
--C
Roy Tennant wrote:
Short answer now, longer/better answer next week when someone gets
back in the office. We have 4.5 million records indexed at the
moment, but have had up to 9 million indexed. Our dev system runs on
a Unix server (specs to come) that runs other apps as well. I'm not
sure if we can share the crude search interface so you can judge the
response, but will try to find out.
Roy
On Dec 2, 2005, at 12:36 PM, Andrew Nagy wrote:
Roy Tennant wrote:
Andrew, just as an additional data point, we have millions of records
indexed in our Lucene-based XTF system, and the response isn't too
bad even on a development server.
Can you and others on this list briefly describe your hardware
platform
for this? I am assuming this is not running on an old 486 that is
lying
around in your office :)
Do you feel that the searching is processor intensive and may be best
suited for a load balanced infrastructure? I am implementing my pilot
using eXist which stores the XML Database in B Trees which from my
knowledge is an in memory data structure so therefor the machine would
need lots of ram however I am curious as to the processing
requirements.
Thanks, you guys rock!
Andrew
