Hey Gert,
thanks for your speed-reply! :)
As I understand now, GSearch must be installed and configured before any
Ingest happens on fedora! It means, afterwards, if there are some
objects already ingested in fedora, GSearch can not make new indexes or
search through them! (Is it true? Am I missing something?)
I've stopped the GSearch on my Tomcat-Applicationmanager, purged the
Objects in fedora via Fedora-Admin-Interface, started GSearch on Tomcat
again and made a new ingest of demo objects into fedora
(fedora-ingest-demo.sh). It worked! I got a lot of successful
indexed-messages in fedoragsearch.log (41 exactly!), and I can browse
these Indexes via "browseIndex".
Thanks again,
Arash
Am 06/16/2011 03:53 PM, schrieb Gert Schmeltz Pedersen:
> Hello Arash
>
> GSearch works with Fedora 3.3+. If you ingest or modify objects in
> Fedora, while GSearch is configured and running, you should see log
> messages in the fedoragsearch.log file. Have you looked into that
> file? You can also use updateIndex fromFoxmlFiles or updateIndex
> fromPid to index existing Fedora objects. What do you then see in
> fedoragsearch.log?
>
> Best,
> Gert
>
>
> On 16/06/2011, at 15.35, Arash Samadi wrote:
>
>> Hello everybody.
>>
>> We are working on a Project which combines Fedora-Commons with iRODS
>> as its Low-Level Storage + Longtime-Archiving System.
>>
>> Regarding the Meta-Data and the Importance of it and in order to be
>> able to Index/Search/... these Data we have decided to use GSearch
>> improving our ability to do so. I've tried in behalf of our team to
>> install and run GSearch on Fedora using the official documentation on
>> DuraSpace plus the tutorials suggested by Gurpreet
>> Dhillon(http://www.blogger.com/profile/00253217407038499795) on his
>> Blog(http://computersciencetechie.blogspot.com/2011/02/step-by-step-installation-guide.html).
>> As I followed the steps and configured the environment like it's been
>> instructed, I've face three Problems:
>> 1. GSearch does not create any index at all! Now matter what,
>> even after using UpdateIndex-CreateEmpty it still does not produce
>> any index! I've already tested the index-directory with Luke, nothing
>> is there!!
>> 2. Though I've listed some queries in "index.properties" file as
>> "defaultQueryFields" like: "dc.title dc.description dc.identifier"
>> and so on, the related page on the server under "browseIndex" does
>> not list these queries as "Field name"...
>> 3. As I though, because these QueryFields haven't been introduced
>> to the SearchEngine, using the "gFindObjects" returns back an Error
>> Message: "getHits sortFields='dc.title,AUTO,true' : sortFieldName
>> 'dc.title' not found-as index field name"!!!
>>
>> Furthermore I've even installed a new system (Virtual Maschine) with
>> pure Tomcat+Fedora-Commons to verify, if using the iRODS may be
>> complicating the settings and/or if GSearch works on a Standalone
>> Fedora-System. The Problems remain the same!...
>>
>> I've been looking for a solution for a while now, unfortunately till
>> now couldn't find any. The last hint I got, was comment saying, that
>> GSearch does not work on Fedora 3.3+. Is it true? I want to be sure,
>> before rap it up and move on to look for another tool.
>>
>> Here are the Softwares I used so far:
>> OS: GNU/Linux Debian lenny (6.0.1) Kernel: 2.6.32-5-686
>> Apache Http Server: 2.2 (Provided with Debian Packages)
>> Apache Tomcat: 6.0.32 (Stand Alone)
>> iRODS: 2.5 (Selfcompiled)
>> Fedora-Common: 3.5-SNAPSHOT (Selfcompiled)
>> GSearch: 2.2
>>
>> I appreciate your hints and helps no matter how insignificant you
>> think it maybe, I'm already stuck on this problem for almost 2 weeks now!
>>
>> With best regards,
>> Arash
>> --
>>
>> Arash Samadi
>>
>> Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen
>> State and University Library
>> Research and Development Department (RDD)
>> Papendiek 14
>> 37073 Goettingen
>>
>> Germany
>>
>> Phone: +49 551 39 4773
>> sam...@sub.uni-goettingen.de
>> <ATT00001.c><ATT00002.c>
>
--
Arash Samadi
Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen
State and University Library
Research and Development Department (RDD)
Papendiek 14
37073 Goettingen
Germany
Phone: +49 551 39 4773
sam...@sub.uni-goettingen.de
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