You are talking about something like solr for .net? Nhibernate.search is a way to abstract the lucene usage, but the hibernate learning curve is greater than the lucene one. It could be useful if you already use nhibernate.
-- regards jokin On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 6:34 PM, Kurt Mackey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey Guys (and girls?): > > We use Lucene.net pretty extensively on Ars Technica, and have for quite a > while. Every content listing you see is generated with a Lucene query. > > I'd like to setup a continuous integration server for Lucene.net and put up > live builds. It's much easier to do this if the repository contains all the > project dependencies. If you don't mind giving me commit access, I'd be > happy to add the dependencies to the source tree somewhere. > > Also, I'd love to see some stuff in the project specifically for easing the > pain of using Lucene in a normal .NET application. I'm sure most companies > that use Lucene.net have some library that abstracts things for everyday use. > Are there any plans to do something like that as part of the Lucene.net > project? > > -Kurt >
