Nicolas - I'm going to defer comments on this to others more intimate
with these internals. If you have a compelling reason to open up
some package privates, then that wouldn't be a problem. We've done
this several times before.
Erik
On Dec 14, 2005, at 12:52 PM, Nicolas Belisle wrote:
Hi Erik,
Since Java Content Repository uses java.io.InputStream, I extended
RAMInputStream to achieve random reads from the
java.io.InputStream. (Have a better idea ?)
However RAMInputStream and its constructor parameter (RAMFile) are
package private.
Should I ? :
- 1. Put all my thing in "org.apache.lucene.store"
- 2. Put my RAMInputStream sub-class in "org.apache.lucene.store"
and call it from a different package ("org.apache.lucene.store.jcr")
- 3. Make RAMFile class public and its fields (generate getter/
setter) and RAMInputStream (Requires changes to Lucene source code)
- 4. Copy the code of RAMInputStream in my class (Not a very good
idea)
- 5. >>Put your strategy here<<
You do you think ?
Some changes to RAMInputStream/RAMFile would probably help the
development of other Directory implementations.
Nicolas
Le 19:27 2005-12-12, vous avez écrit:
Nicolas,
This is great news! The first step to getting your code within the
Lucene repository would be to organize it a manner similar to the
other contributed projects. I think this one fits nicely as
contrib/ jcr. License the code with the Apache license, get the
build process
working, hopefully with unit tests using the infrastructure already
in place for the contrib projects, and finally add it as a patch to
JIRA as a .zip file.
Thanks!
Erik
On Dec 12, 2005, at 6:20 PM, Nicolas Belisle wrote:
Hi,
I've implemented a Directory (org.apache.lucene.store.Directory)
using Java Content Repository (http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?
id=170).
With it, indexes can be stored in any persistence technology
supported by a Java Content Repository implementation. For example,
Jackrabbit (the reference implementation - http://
incubator.apache.org/jackrabbit/) currently supports relational
databases (JDBC, Hibernate, OJB), file system, Berkeley DB Java
Edition and more...
I wish to contribute the code to the community (if someone is
interested in it). Where do I begin ?
Regards,
Nicolas Bélisle
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