Re: 'db' sandbox contribution update

2005-01-18 Thread Andi Vajda
Jian, I'd like to know when I use Lucene, normally under what condition I should use the db (berkeley db) directory instead of using the standard file system based directory? Could you please let me know some brief comparisons of using berkeley db vs. using file system and what is better?

Re: 'db' sandbox contribution update

2005-01-18 Thread PA
On Jan 18, 2005, at 22:26, Andi Vajda wrote: With the release of Berkeley DB 4.3.x, Sleepycat radically changed the Java API to C Berkeley DB. Hmmm... out of curiosity... any reason not to use the Berkeley DB Java Edition instead of the Java API to C Berkeley DB?

Re: 'db' sandbox contribution update

2005-01-18 Thread Andi Vajda
Hmmm... out of curiosity... any reason not to use the Berkeley DB Java Edition instead of the Java API to C Berkeley DB? http://www.sleepycat.com/products/je.shtml Well, normally, if you're in a 100% Java situation, you could use the Berkeley DB Java edition instead. I'm not. I'm using the same

Re: 'db' sandbox contribution update

2005-01-18 Thread PA
On Jan 19, 2005, at 00:02, Andi Vajda wrote: Well, normally, if you're in a 100% Java situation, you could use the Berkeley DB Java edition instead. Alternatively, did anyone played with JDBM [1] to achieve the same result? I'm not. I'm using the same code with Chandler, a python program, and