Piotr Kosiorowski wrote:
Andrzej wanted to commit latest clustering code there - is it still a
valid plan? Do others have any plans for 0.7.1 release? Or objections
against it? Or against release date?
The release date sounds fine. Yes, I plan to commit the new clustering
plugin.
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>
> An implementation detail - have you considered using HiveMind
> rather than Spring? This would be much more compatible
> license-wise with Nutch and be easier to integrate into the
> ASF repository. Further - I wonder if the existing plugin
> mechanism would work well as a HiveMind-bas
> > I am going to create a Nutch 0.7 maintenance branch. I would like to
> > make 0.7.1 release about 15th of September.
> > I would like to add some simple bugfixes there (e.g. README.txt bad
> > content, bad targets in plugin build.xml and maybe a couple of
> > others).
OK for 15.9 for me.
What
15.9. is almost a month away. I think it would be good to take a look
at Kelvin's modifications and include it either in 0.7.1, or maybe 0.8
(without map-reduce, which would then be in 0.9).
Kelvin, you should put your code in Jira.
Otis
--- Piotr Kosiorowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hell
The NutchBeans looks to see if your using multiple
search servers or a local index/segment set up. Code
below.
If using NDFS it would have to connect to the
namenode, and query the fs through there.
public NutchBean(File dir) throws IOException {
File servers = new File(
I don't get why the servlet/tomcat even needs to be aware of the
filesystem? I've just used custom-made search interfaces to
Lucene/Nutch indices, but I figured that the actual searching and
fetching of the results, in the general Nutch interface, was conducted
through an abstraction layer, bean or
Hello,
I am going to create a Nutch 0.7 maintenance branch. I would like to
make 0.7.1 release about 15th of September.
I would like to add some simple bugfixes there (e.g. README.txt bad
content, bad targets in plugin build.xml and maybe a couple of others).
Andrzej wanted to commit latest clus
your right, tomcat cannot see the nutch filesystem!!!
-J
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From: "Bill Down" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: Searching NDFS with Tomcat
> >From what I gathered, there is currently no support to
> search an NDFS file system f
>From what I gathered, there is currently no support to
search an NDFS file system from a browser.
You can only search a local or distributed search
server. Can someone verify this for me?
Thanks
--- lucene_nutch_ lucene_nutch_2005
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know NDFS is in still
Hi,
I know NDFS is in still under development, but can
someone please tell me how I would go about launching
Tomcat to search and index in NDFS? My NDFS is set up
with a namenode and 2 datanodes. I want to launch
Tomcat to search within the namenode.
Has anyone done this? If I'm on the wrong t
>From what I heard from Kelvin, the Spring part could be thrown out and
replaced with classes with main().
I think there is a need for having the Fetcher component more separated
from the rest of Nutch. The Fetcher alone is well done and quite
powerful on its own - it has host-based queues, doesn
Hi,
I think it is an interesting idea but from technical pespective decision
to use HiveMind or Spring should be taken for the whole project in my
opinion. The same goes for JDK 5.0. So right now it is not a best match
for Nutch.
On the functionality side I am not the best person to judge it a
Hi,
interesting...
1. How do you see the 0.7 version evolving beside maintenance update?
Will it have a life of its own? I mean 0.7 is very good for intranet
use or mid-size public site. Why would you want to use mapred version
when you don't need it? (Maybe I don't know enough :-)
Using Map
Kelvin,
Big +1!!! I'm working on focused crawling as well, and your work
fits well with my needs.
An implementation detail - have you considered using HiveMind rather
than Spring? This would be much more compatible license-wise with
Nutch and be easier to integrate into the ASF reposito
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