Hi Fabian,
wow nutch 0.6 is really old school.. :-)
However the simplest thing you can do is just write a class that
reads the data from a segment (parsed text and data) and writes those
into a own index.
Should be simple if you know how to write into a lucene index.
HTH
Stefan
Am 23.05.2006 um 15:31 schrieb Kraemer, Fabian:
Hi.
I use lucene 1.4.3 and nutch 0.6. I have a working implementation
of lucene, searching over several indices. All the data is
generated directly from the db, not by a crawler. The search
request can go over multiple indices with boolean clauses for each
index.
I have the problem that I wanted to use nutch only for crawling and
indexing, not for the search (because it is already implemented).
But I got the problem, that nutch seems to compress the data in
several fields of a document. I don't want to use Nutch search
mechanism nor do I want to touch my working search implementation.
I got two questions:
1) how can I stop nutch from compressing the data in a field
2) will this "uncompressed" index be equal to an index produced by
an IndexWriter of lucene (1.4.3?)
Thanks for your help,
Fabian
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