One thing to keep in mind is that Lucene is more of a
library and not truly an application. This means that
if you wish to incorporate a search engine into your
application, can incorporate lucene as that search
engine. 

Depending on what you want to do, incorporating lucene
may take anywhere from simply writing a few lines of
code to designing an entire module or more. 

>From what I understand of your need, you first need a
mechansim that can search your intranet for (1) NT
machines and then (2) Shared files. This is definately
NOT handled by Lucene. Perhaps you can look at using a
samba client for that? 

Once you have done the above portion, then yes, you
can add the descriptors and/or textual content of
files that are found into lucene so your users can
search for them. 


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> Hi all,
> 
> I need to create a search engine, that searches for
> files in a WinNT
> LAN.
> I would like to know if Lucene will be useful for
> me.
> Two preconditions are that I will not know the host
> names in the
> network and will not be know which hosts allow read
> access on their
> shared folders.
> Any suggestions on how to start on this would be of
> great help.
> 
> thanks,
> ==Rahul==
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