http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/006687.html
Here is a good blog entry with a talk on GData from someone who worked on it.
The only thing I think Solr needs is faster replication, which perhaps can be
done faster using a direct replication model, preferably over HTTP of the
segments
On 4/25/06, jason rutherglen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a good blog entry with a talk on GData from someone who worked on it.
The only thing I think Solr needs is faster replication, which perhaps can
be done faster using a direct replication model, preferably over HTTP of the
Also they have created what looks like fine grained date based queries in use
with the Calendar application. Perhaps having a predefined out of the box way
of handling date queries using date ranges in Solr would be useful.
- Original Message
From: Yonik Seeley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Anyone here an old timer Apple Newton user?
I've been really getting jazzed on the ideas I'm getting thanks to
Solr and contemplating Ruby integration. I've been re-reading my
dusty Programming for the Newton (using Windows!) book. The
discussion of the Newton soup data storage mechanism
http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/protocol.html#Optimistic-concurrency
The versioning is for updates only.
Ok, if Google is using the GData architecture to store the GCalendar data,
assuming they are, how long do you think a write takes to show up on the
GCalendar web site? I think in this case something other than rsync may be a
better option.
- Original Message
From: Yonik Seeley [EMAIL
I noticed you guys have created a 'gdata-lucene' server in the SoC project.
are you planning on doing this via SoLR? or is it something brand new?
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On 4/26/06, jason rutherglen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, if Google is using the GData architecture to store the GCalendar data,
assuming they
On 4/25/06, jason rutherglen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, if Google is using the GData architecture to store the GCalendar data,
assuming they are, how long do you think a write takes to show up on the
GCalendar web site? I think in this case something other than rsync may be a
better
Ian Holsman wrote:
I noticed you guys have created a 'gdata-lucene' server in the SoC project.
are you planning on doing this via SoLR? or is it something brand new?
We decided that doing this via Solr would probably make it more
complicated. A simple, standalone GData server built just
I would be curious then how the Google architecture works given that it seems
to combine search and database concepts together and the Adam Bosworth talk
seems to imply a replication redundant architecture like Solr. Is a faster
method of loading or updating the IndexSearcher something that
jason rutherglen wrote:
Is a faster method of loading or updating the IndexSearcher something that
makes sense for Lucene?
Yes. Folks have developed incrementally updateable IndexSearchers
before, but none is yet part of Lucene.
Or just assume the Google architecture is a lot more
I tried the find this Nutch answer in the docs and mailing list, sorry that
it's a bit naive. Assuming Nutch distributes the index over many machines,
does it use the NutchFS as a the Directory for IndexSearcher or does not use
RemoteMultiSearcher?
support real-time things like calendars,
Ah ok, think I found it: org.apache.nutch.indexer.FsDirectory no?
Couldn't this be used in Solr and distribute all the data rather than
master/slave it?
- Original Message
From: Doug Cutting [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: solr-dev@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 4:10:36 PM
jason rutherglen wrote:
Ah ok, think I found it: org.apache.nutch.indexer.FsDirectory no?
Couldn't this be used in Solr and distribute all the data rather than
master/slave it?
It's possible to search a Lucene index that lives in Hadoop's DFS, but
not recommended. It's very slow. It's
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