Some time ago (Nov 5) Otis suggested to use one IndexSearcher instance for search and recreate this instance when the index changed:
> Use a single instance of IndexSearcher. > When you detect that the index has changed, through that instance (see > javadoc for the exact method name, I don't recall its exact name now), > discard that instance, and make a new one. My problem is that I don't find an apropriate method in the javadoc. Do I miss something? There are static methods 'lastModified' in the IndexReader class. So one might use these (together with a timestamp, when the IndexSearcher was opened) to do the check. But it would be nice to have some 'isUpToDate' method in the class itself. Or should I do that myself by subclassing IndexSearcher? Morus --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
