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oup as visible to any
new member... so i need to reindex all messages with that newly added
member id..
Is index time join (for second case ) or query time join ( for first case )
can be best fit?
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Kumaran R
On Tue, Aug 30, 2016 at 1:55 PM, Ralph Soika wrote:
Hi,
I think this is more a
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Hi,
I solved the issue. It seems that the problem was an 'cached' classpath.
After I undeployed all artifacts and restarted the wildfly server, the
problem did no longer occur.
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Ralph
On 26.08.2016 19:34, Ralph Soika wrote:
Hi,
I try to migrate the lucene version from 4.10.
Hi,
I try to migrate the lucene version from 4.10.4 to 6.2.0 (or 5.5.2) in
my application, which is running on Wildfly 10 with java 8.
When I try to create a Lucene IndexWriter :
// create a IndexWriter Instance
Directory indexDir = FSDirectory.open(Paths.get(indexDirectoryPath));
IndexWriterC
Hi,
I found the reason for my problem: I used a static class with static member
variables and run into race conditions.
So it was my fault in implementing my controller bean. Now I implemented my
writer-bean as a singleton EJB. I think now everything is fine again.
Thanks a lot for the project
Hi,
I have a strange problem with lucene in one of my projects.
My business application adds business objects which are stored in a
database into a lucene index. So each time a user creates a new business
object the data is added into the index.
This works all fine. The project is a JSF Web App
