I have verity indexing a query, the query has approx. 250 records and it takes ages, longer than 4 minutes, I know I can set the time-out to something higher, butthis system will eventually deal with thousands of records. Questions;
1. has anyone else ran into any problems with Verity indexing a
Hi Taco,
Yes there are some issues with CFMX7 Verity. I spent endless hours
trying to find ways to get it to work correctly. Simple. It doesn't We
ended up having to index in parts. I.e. batch of 10 or 20 depending on
what your doing. It was a REAL issue and still is. ITs one major issue
I
Build one man! Don't be a Weiner! ooo wait ...do you want to see
others to get ideas? Or do you need onemmm...okay I'm a weiner!
J.
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I'm just about to rebuild my system. Is there a way to export all my settings (mappings, dsns, etc) out of ColdFusion to be reimported after rebuild. I can it anywhere obvious.
Thanks,
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We simply did a loop over it. Actually we were indexing documents. But
you can use the same theory. Also in ColdFusion 7 there is a sleep
function which will allow you to sleep the server until a particular
process is done. This would depend on how intense the processing is.
hth
jeremy
Hi Taco,
in terms of Lucene (the apache version) I've been using it
extensively and have nothing but raves to report. It actually
doesn't need quite as much setup as it seems from the outside, and
it's incredibly powerful - not to mention very very fast. If you go
down that
I must be really out of the LOOP ;-)
I cannot see how you can index a query result in parts, with a loop?
Following is howwe currently do it;
!--- get all content to index from the database ---cfquery name=rsResume datasource=#application.datasource#SELECT R.resumeIdentity, CASEWHEN
Hi Toby,
that is much appreciated, I might take you up on that offer.
Can you tell me; have you been indexing over a 1,000 records with Lucene?
Not sure how that works, but would you use cfsearch as well to search those collections?
Thanks in advance.
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flex has no access to the systems registry.On 6/5/06, cfgroupie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,I'm not a flex programmer, and someone came up and asked me if Flex
could interact with local system settings. i.e. alter/read registrysettings. I said I wouldn't have a clue but I thought it was a
Toby,
I too would be interested in setting up lucene. Any code/documents you
have let us know. We are seriously going to ditch Verity becuase of all
the issues we have had with it
Jeremy
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cfquery
name=rsResume
datasource=#application.datasource#
SELECTR.resumeIdentity
, CASE
WHEN R.candidateIdentity IS NULL THEN 0
ELSE R.candidateIdentity
END AS candidateIdentity
, R.resumeAsText
, R.uniqueFileName
, R.fileExtension
,
Woops one more thing get rid of the query=rsResume
My bad.
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Hi Jeremy,
by all means - drop me a line off list and I'll chat to you about it.
cheers,
Toby
On 05/06/2006, at 2:18 PM, cfgroupie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Toby,
I too would be interested in setting up lucene. Any code/documents you
have let us know. We are seriously going to
I've used lucene to index hundreds of thousands of records without a discernable problem so far. You don't use cfsearch to search them, but you can put together some pretty simple code that will do the same job. I have a couple of cfcs that do it for me - they're somewhat customized to the apps
On 6/5/06, Bjorn Schultheiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
flex has no access to the systems registry.
To access the systems registry or anything else on the local system,
use one of the many projector tools that wraps swf file and add to the
wrapper in the appropriate calls. This effective allows
Thanks, I'll give it a go
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Yes you can.But it depends on what version. I do it by creating a .car file andthen just re-instating it. Works a charm. I know with BlueDragon you
have an entire XML that stores it but I don't believe CFMX7 does.Jeremy--
Hi.
Does anyone know how to monitor the actual downloaded size of a web
page ? ie how many bytes are actually sent from the server.
I am trying to optimise my pages and am experimenting with client
caching etc and am trying to measure / check how much data is actually
sent from the server so I
I'll clarify - Lucene comes as a jar file :)It's part of the apache jakarta project, but you don't need apache or anything else to use it. You can just drop the jar into your jrun classpath and away you go.TobyOn 05/06/2006, at 3:15 PM, Ryan Sabir wrote: Regarding Lucene, Does it only run on
For anyone following the thread I'd also recommend grabbing a little jar file called Luke. It's a simple little app that lets you peer directly into your indexes and run queries against them - very handy when you're debugging.cheers,TobyOn 05/06/2006, at 3:28 PM, Toby Tremayne wrote:I'll clarify
OK, I emailed about this problem to the list a week ago and still have not found a solution to the problem, had someone else to replicate the problem on a CFMX7 install as well. Which makes me think surely there are others out there running or have run into the same problem?
Running a simple
Just tested:
cfmail from=[EMAIL PROTECTED] to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject=some subject/cfmail
and it all worked fine.
Is it something in the body of the tag, rather than the tag itself ?
Murray
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