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Phillipe Ramalho updated TUSCANY-2552:
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Attachment: tuscany_2552_phillipe_ramalho_08_16_2009.patch
-added search to toolbar, now there is no search specific page, the user can
search from anywhere and he is redirected to the search results page
- the option to load the entire highlighted file is now working, but I'm still
having problem with passing large data over the data binding, the data is
broken, still need more investigation on that
- now it's index any changes on the domain that is performed through the
domain-manager web app
> Implement a search function for the domain manager home page
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>
> Key: TUSCANY-2552
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-2552
> Project: Tuscany
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Java SCA Domain Management
> Reporter: Jean-Sebastien Delfino
> Assignee: Adriano Crestani
> Fix For: Java-SCA-Next
>
> Attachments: artifact.png, component.png, composite.png,
> tuscany_2552_domain_manager_phillipe_ramalho_08_08_2009.patch,
> tuscany_2552_domain_search_phillipe_ramalho_08_08_2009.patch,
> tuscany_2552_phillipe_ramalho_06_04_2009.patch,
> tuscany_2552_phillipe_ramalho_07_04_2009.patch.txt,
> tuscany_2552_phillipe_ramalho_08_16_2009.patch
>
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> I'd like to have the ability to search artifacts in an SCA domain. The
> current domain manager app home page shows a search field + button but that's
> currently not implemented yet.
> I suggest the following, which should be easy to implement:
> - use Apache Solr to index all text artifacts in contributions
> - implement the search function in a new optional module (to not overload the
> domain manager, which should remain easily embeddable)
> - start with a simple text indexing scheme (don't need to develop a
> structured Solr schema in a first stage, until we better understand the
> actual usage patterns)
> - when a contribution (JAR or folder) is added to a domain, index the
> artifacts in it
> - when a contribution is requested from the domain manager and we get the
> opportunity to detect that it contribution has changed (that happens when a
> node starts and requests artifacts from the domain manager for example), add
> the new content to the index
> - every 5/10 mns, list the contributions in the domain, check if they have
> changed, and add the new content to the index
> - initially no need to handle deletes, as it may actually be a good thing to
> keep all the history indexed, just keep a copy of the indexed content in the
> index itself or some form or archive.
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