customizable Solr really is (rather the ease with which we can do it). Also
Solr doesn't support queryFilter out of the box (Hossman: there's nothing to
stop a solr request handler from using QueryFilter's if they want). How much
extra work is it?
out of the box, solr supports query filters.
serve dynamic pages but all the searching will take place on the
>> > >> search
>> > >> application. Web application will send search parameters
>> > to the search
>> > >> application and after searching, it will send back the results to
>&g
ur needs. Unfortunately our
>> team is not
>> familiar with RMI and so we don't know if there will be any issues
>> with it
>> during implementation.
>> Advantage of using simple GET/POST is we have more control which
>> searcher
>> app to use and when. An im
x27;t know if there will be any issues
>> with it
>> during implementation.
>> Advantage of using simple GET/POST is we have more control which
>> searcher
>> app to use and when. An important criteria for us is to disable
>> searching
>> from the searcher
: And our final queries sent to lucene are quite complicated. This is because
: we need to confirm to a lot of criteria (some are set by users and some are
: internal logics). I don't think we can simplify our queries.
in my experience, your queries can always be made simpler by making your
index
s very
>> important
>> for us. Is there anyway in RMI to inform the web (client)
>> application that a
>> particular server is unavailable (due to index being updated).
>>
>> We would also like to know if anybody has implemented lucene
>> searching in a
>
ion that a
particular server is unavailable (due to index being updated).
We would also like to know if anybody has implemented lucene
searching in a
similar fashion. Thanks for your help.
Kumar Limbu
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> We are using lucene,nutch and spring framework to create a specialized
> search engine. Due to growing tra
Hi Everyone,
We are using lucene,nutch and spring framework to create a specialized
search engine. Due to growing traffic we are trying to scale. By doing some
tests we found out that the bottle neck was lucene search. We used some
heavy traffic simulation and logged the time taken by each portio
nybody has implemented lucene searching in a
similar fashion. Thanks for your help.
Kumar Limbu
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