Jon Schuster wrote:
> Sorry about that, "download" was a poor word choice.
>
> By download, I meant that after the applet opens an input stream to the
> URL, it will need to read from the stream to get all the index data from
> the web server to the user's machine so the applet can perform the
> s
Jon Schuster wrote:
> The suggestion that others have made to make the search web based is
> generally the preferred route.
>
> But it is fairly straightforward to make an unsigned applet use a remote
> Lucene index. You wouldn't need to write the index and PDF files to the
> local disk; you only
Peter Kim wrote:
> I'm not sure about Perl or PHP--perhaps there are some ports of Lucene
> that'll let you do that. But the most straightforward way is to just
> write a simple Java web application with a servlet that uses an
> IndexSearcher to execute a form-entered query and have it return
> res
Dan Armbrust wrote:
> J. David Boyd wrote:
>
>> Here's my dilemma.
>>
>> For years, we have supplied paper documentation to our customers. Many
>> pages of paper. All together, it makes a 3 foot stack when printed.
>>
>> Also for many years, cu
Here's my dilemma.
For years, we have supplied paper documentation to our customers. Many
pages of paper. All together, it makes a 3 foot stack when printed.
Also for many years, customers have been asking for docs in electronic
format, so, recently, I wrote some Perl scripts that convert our m
