Yes, that is exactly the approach we have taken with the current project I am working on using Lucene.
Write some code to retrieve desired rows from the database, then add each
database field as a Lucene field in a new Lucene document, then index,
search etc.
Works very well in our case.
Julian Doherty
Technical Manager, Website Design Projects
Education Review Office
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I've used Verity in Cold Fusion to index Databases. Is this possible with
Lucene? From recent posts, it looks like I would have to write a custom
parser to convert each row into a text document. Am I correct in thinking
this?
Scott
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