hi,
fedora 3.1, gsearch 2.2
in my fedora objects i manipulate with addRelationship/purgeRelationship
an RELS-EXT element.
purgeRelationship("foo:Bar123", "http://www.foo.bar/states#isInState";,
"PUBLIC", true, null);
addRelationship("foo:Bar123", "http://www.foo.bar/states#isInState";,
"INTERNAL", true, null);
resulting something like that:
<rdf:RDF>
<rdf:Description ...>
<isInState>PUBLIC</isInState>
</rdf:Description>
</rdf:RDF>
gsearch is notified and i see the indexer running (output from the
stylesheet).
usually then i can search for it with
isInState:"INTERNAL"
but today i noticed some weirdness: i start fedora and search -- but
nothing appears!
once i call one of the [add|purge]Relationship methods, the search works
again.
after restarting fedora -- search result is empty; calling
[add|purge]Relationship, search result is populated properly.
checking the timestamp in the index files (lucene) confirms, that
something was written and checking the index with Luke turn up the correct
result.
so, the methods work, the index is updated accordingly, only gfindObjects
fails to find something.
(interestingly, browseIndex always list the correct number of objects for
each isInState entry).
is it possible that gfindObjects fails to search the index correctly until
some internal information is refreshed when the index is updated, but not
upon boot?
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