There might be quite a lot of users in different groups, but more important the
user access rights might change and keeping them up to date in the index would
be a real challenge.
But thanks for the LUCENE-879 tip. I will look into that next week.
Jo
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Von: Karl Wettin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 11. Juni 2008 15:43
An: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Betreff: Re: retrieve all docs efficiently - just one field
11 jun 2008 kl. 09.38 skrev Johannes Christen:
>
> That might be a solution in this case, but I have the same kind of
> problem in another case.
> We index documents from an NTFS source. One field is the URI of the
> document.
> After a query has been processed, we perform an access check on the
> hits to ensure the user has access rights to open the document. If
> we have a big result set it takes very long to retrieve the URIs
> from all the hits, which we need to perform the access check against
> the file system.
How many users usually have access to any given document? Can't you
just index them with the document?
> Any good solution for this?
> I think a fix document ID in lucene would help in this cases a lot.
> The mapping between lucene documents and other systems (e.g. Oracle)
> would be much faster.
LUCENE-879 is a proof of concept that shows how you can enforce the
Lucene document numbers if you really want to go that way.
karl
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