Re: [Fornax-developer] Sculptor and Apache Lucene

2010-05-18 Thread Patrik Nordwall
Alright, interesting. Maybe you can share your experience later and propose something that can be integrated in sculptor. If you need we can probably assist you with customization of generation. /Patrik Wojtek Wasik wrote: > > @Patrik > Compass has a problem with locking/unlocking index files w

Re: [Fornax-developer] Sculptor and Apache Lucene

2010-05-18 Thread Wojtek Wasik
@Patrik Compass has a problem with locking/unlocking index files when you heavily upading indexes in short period of time (like importing ~8000 products, almost every time it ends with this problem) In current project i think i will use Hibernaate Search, but so far i'm not able to say anythnig

Re: [Fornax-developer] Sculptor and Apache Lucene

2010-05-17 Thread Patrik Nordwall
I like the idea, as a complement to structural finders (which always requires predefined indexes for decent performance on large data volumes). Do you think http://www.hibernate.org/subprojects/search.html Hibernate Search is the right way to go, or is it better to use Lucene api ourselves. May

Re: [Fornax-developer] Sculptor and Apache Lucene

2010-05-17 Thread Pavel Tavoda
We are now using findByCondition which is easy and very straightforward to use. If you have good model (and sculptor is very powerful tool for making good models) you can use fulltext search for notes or something similar but don't see reason why to use full text for normal fields. For example 'lik

[Fornax-developer] Sculptor and Apache Lucene

2010-05-17 Thread Wojtek Wasik
Have you ever considered support for Apache Lucene? From my experience(not a great experience but still;)) almost evry single application have a search functionality for selected entities. It would be great if developer could mark entity in dsl to be indexed by lucene. Giving user the opportunity