Hi, I have a problem about PHP and Lucen. too.
I have PhpBB (a forum) and a JAVA portal, I need to index post on Lucene
Index, phpBB use a DB of mysql.
I have 2 options, first index the database, a thing that I don't do
never, and I think that is complex because I supose I have to decide how
oft
Thanx a lot!
Sanyi
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Wow, thanks all for the great spectrum of possibilities. We'll be
doing a design review in a week or two with the client and we'll find
out what way would be best for their site. I'll report back then.
Thanks again, what a group!
Owen
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Howdy,
For starters, compile and install the java bridge (and if necessary
recompile PHP and Apache2) and make sure it works (there's a test php
file supplied).
Then, here's a simplified part of my code, just to give you an example
how it works. This is the part that does the searching, indexin
Hi!
Can you please explain how did you implement the java and php part to let them
communicate through
this bridge?
The brige's project summary talks about "java "application-server" or a
dedicated java process"
and I'm not into Java that much.
Currenty I'm using a self-written command-line sear
Hi Owen
I am using Lucene with PHP, though in previous replies it was suggested
to run Tomcat on an alternate port, but for me that was not a solution.
I did not want to run too many tasks or too many servers
for various reasons (maintenance, security etc) and also needed to have
control over PH
Erik Hatcher wrote:
Eventually you can just do PHP within the servlet container
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=223
and have your cake and eat it too! :)
An intriguing thought occured to me: with the recent work on PyLucene,
it should be quite possible to generate a SWIG wrapper for PHP a
Eventually you can just do PHP within the servlet container
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=223
and have your cake and eat it too! :)
Erik
On Feb 6, 2005, at 12:10 PM, Owen Densmore wrote:
I'm building a lucene project for a client who uses php for their
dynamic web pages. It
How about XML-RPC/SOAP, or REST?
For REST, just have a servlet listening for HTTP Gets and respond with XML that
your PHP app can parse (for searching). For indexing, let's say you want to
index an uploaded file, construct a URL with the fields and field values, and
also pass the location of th
Hi Owen,
This can easily be done! Simply install tomcat on port 8080 and create a
jk2 or proxy that points to tomcat. then all requests for jsps can be
send to tomcat. The search engine can even be placed on a separate
server. If you give me some details on your server, i will create a
proxy sc
I'm building a lucene project for a client who uses php for their
dynamic web pages. It would be possible to add servlets to their
environment easily enough (they use apache) but I'd like to have
minimal impact on their IT group.
There appears to be a php java extension that lets php call back
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