We've written our own custom sorter to be able to sort on the latitude and
longitude fields from the results. We have an index that is about
18million records and 12GB on disk in size. We allocated about 3GB of heap
to the index and with about 1 request to the index every 2 or 3 seconds we
would
Don't forget old, venerable RMI. We use it for multiple remote indexes and
it works well.
John G.
-Original Message-
From: Jan Pieper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 5:20 AM
To: Lucene Mailinglist
Subject: remote stored index
Hi guys,
I want to use lucene for
I think using Apache Solr could be a good solution. It builds on top
of lucene and provides HTTP APIs to query/store data.
On Feb 17, 2008 5:50 PM, Jan Pieper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I want to use lucene for my new application and I have to store my
> lucene index on another serv
RAMdirectories are transient, they go away when your program
ends. They are suitable for small indexes that are created
on the fly etc.
An index written to disk (i.e. an FSDIr) is just a set of files. You
can freely copy them anywhere you want. Assuming you have an
index phase where the index is c
Hi guys,
I want to use lucene for my new application and I have to store my
lucene index on another server than my client is running on. What is the
best way to use the index? Only found RAMDirectory and FSDirectory in
lucene package.
I read something about "download, manipulate and upload i
Hi,
Thanks for the fast answer. That's also what I sort of figured out by
searching on the web but it's good to know someone has implemented it
:)
The "rough" positioning is a very good idea, thanks. I am pretty sure
we have the kind of algorithm you are looking for but it is in a
commercial prod
We're doing this for our site (http://boston.povo.com) the simple way: have
Lucene return all matches based on non-geo criteria and then fetch the items
from the db by id and run our geo logic. We store some "rough" positioning in
Lucene, such as the region and use that for first level rejectio
Hi,
I've been browsing the archive and the documentation about Lucene. It
really seems that it could help implementing my use case but I would
like to be sure first.
What I need is to be able to search data in a "catalog" which is
geo-enabled. The data is stored in a database. A record has namely
