Hi,
Sounds interesting. Can you tell us a bit more about the use case for
it? Is it basically you are in a situation where you can't unzip the
index?
Also, have you looked at how it performs?
-Grant
On Mar 6, 2009, at 5:02 PM, tsuraan wrote:
I wrote a really basic read-only Directory implementation for indices
contained in zip files. It's read-only because that's what Java's API
supports, and it has no documentation or anything else because I
haven't gotten to that yet. It also claims its package is
org.apache.lucene.store since that's how I was testing it.
Anyhow, it's really ugly, but seems to work. I was wondering if
anybody wanted to have a glance at it to see if there's anything
obvious that I'm doing wrong, simple off-by-one errors, that sort of
thing.
The code is on github,
http://github.com/tsuraan/zipdirectory/tree/master . If anybody wants
to have a look, test it out a bit, whatever, I'd be grateful. There's
no license headers on the source either; I figured public domain, bsd,
apache-2.0, whatever works would be fine. I'm also open to better
methods of packaging it; I assume that putting it in the lucene
package like that myself isn't quite the right way to do things...
Thanks!
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