Hi Erik,
Check: Introduction to the nutch plug-in architecture
http://www.media-style.com/index.jsp?folderPK=422
It gives some basic understanding of the plugin life cycle.
In short each plugin can have a plugin class you can define in the
plugin deployment descriptor.
This plugin class has life cycle methods that will be invoked until
start up to create a db connection and until shutdown to close a db
connection for example
HTH
Stefan
Am 21.07.2005 um 17:36 schrieb Erik Hatcher:
How could a Parser implementation do some cleanup at the end of the
process? I'm new to the plugin lifecycle - is this currently
possible?
I have an RDF parser plugin that needs to open a connection to an
external RDF engine and I need to do that only one time and then
close that connection when all documents are parsed.
Thanks,
Erik
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