thank you for your responses. My scenario is this: I have a web application with some pages. I want from one of the web menu options to redirect to a search page. There you would be only able to search info that has been previously crawled. Everything is java, so I think nutch fits really well and on top of that it is opensource. So in my nutch downloaded distro I would configure the urls I want to crawl, change something of the GUI and change some features of the nutch business logic to customise for the specific project purposes. That´s why I thought to customise nucth in a project, then create a library from it and then use it from the main application. So, for that.. nutch "alone" isn´t proper and you need to work together with Solr? (anyway I´ll have a look at bixo and Droids) than you!
2009/10/1 Fuad Efendi <f...@efendi.ca> > Hi Jaime, > > You don't have to embed; try (simplified) Nutch + SOLR (Nutch has plugin > for > SOLR). And use SolrJ client for SOLR from your application. This is very > easy. > -Fuad > > > http://www.linkedin.com/in/liferay > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Jaime Martín [mailto:james...@gmail.com] > > Sent: October-01-09 5:59 AM > > To: nutch-user@lucene.apache.org > > Subject: how to "upgrade" a java application with nutch? > > > > Hi! > > I´ve a java application that I would like to "upgrade" with nutch. What > jars > > should I add to my lib applicaction to make it possible to use nutch > > features from some of my app pages and business logic classes? > > I´ve tried with nutch-1.0.jar generated by "war" target without success. > > I wonder what is the proper nutch build.xml target I should execute for > this > > and what of the generated jars are to be included in my app. Maybe apart > > from nutch-1.0.jar are all nutch-1.0\lib jars compulsory or just a few of > > them? > > thanks in advance! > > >
