Hi There,
Congratulations to all Lucene developers for the upcoming release.
I am new to Lucene/Nutch but as far I have read about the two, I really find
it very interesting and wanna contribute in this project. But dont know
where to start...a friend suggested to write parsers for any file format. I
am very comfortable with java and xml so thought of writting a XML parser.
Does Lucene/nutch already have a parser for XML files? Which is the other
way I can contribute in this project?
Regards
Tarzan
Michael McCandless-2 wrote:
>
> Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Actually, I quite-like and agree with Marvin's suggestion. If NFS 4
>> indeed does work well with Lucene, and NFS 3 does not, then I think it's
>> reasonable to expect people to get NFS 4 to make their Lucene apps work
>> correctly with them. Maybe I got lost in this thread, but it sounds like
>> there are a lot of tricky scenarios ("oh, you can do X, but then if Y
>> happened, we need to make sure not to do Z..."), so we also need to think
>> about code complexity for the ease of debugging, and further development
>> of the Lucene core by as many people as possible.
>
> What I like about Marvin's proposed deletion policy is when Lucene is
> running against an NFS client + server pair that indeed supports
> locking, the deletion would then be nearly "perfect" (index files are
> deleted the moment they are not in use, depending on whether reader is
> allowed to delete).
>
> But what I don't like about it is it doesn't "gracefully degrade" to
> the common NFS case where locking does not work. And, this is often
> outside our user's control. So not offering a workable solution that
> doesn't require NFS locks will only hurt our users.
>
> But the good news is since we will allow subclassing to make your own
> deletion policy, we can eventually do both of these approaches and our
> users can pick one or do their own.
>
> Mike
>
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