Hello,
Are you sure that both processes use the same directory to store the Lock files?
Well, the variable FSDirectory.LOCK_DIR shows for both applications the
same value (the temp directory in my home directory C:\Documents and
Settings\Matthew\...).
If both processes are on the same ma
e list of files that cannot be deleted immediately is stored in the file
"deletable".
Luc
-Original Message-
From: Matthias Bräuer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 20 september 2005 21:24
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: "Best-practice" in a web a
Hi,
I am a newbie to lucene but I guess the IOException will occur only in
windows as window os doesn't close the files properly. It shud work
fine in Linux.
I had a similar problem when recreating the same index. The approach I
took was to delete all documents and start adding new ones, inste
Hello,
I have a question regarding your answers to two previous posts:
>For best performance, use a single IndexSearcher instance across your
entire application.
>DelayCloseIndexSearcher overrides the close() method so it does not
>close immediately: it only decrements the usage counter. [.
On Sep 20, 2005, at 2:24 AM, Magne Skjeret wrote:
I am using lucene to index all my data, and it is working just great.
I will now add search to a web application, so the index can
actually be
used, not just sit there.
Good idea... it'd be a shame for the index to sit unsearched! :)
1. C
Hi
I am using lucene to index all my data, and it is working just great.
I will now add search to a web application, so the index can actually be
used, not just sit there.
I know how to to this, but I have been going around thinking on what is
the best practice. Speed is essential for me.
1. Ca
