We just use cf_supercache. I'll have to look into cachitron.

We've actually continued to build new Spectra apps and it is one of our 
bigger growth areas. I'm just looking for ways to make it better. I've 
been mulling around some changes to how metadata and propertysearching are 
done. I've never liked the reliance on Verity and the poor performance. 
Considering adding some new tables instead of collections and using MSSQL 
Full Text indexing. Just bouncing it around in my head at the moment. 

I was also going to look at FarCry and how hard it would be to port one of 
our Spectra apps to it. If that is a shorter path than rebuilding pieces 
of Spectra then it would be a good idea. Have you taken any legacy Spectra 
sites to FarCry?





"Doug Cain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/15/2005 05:37 PM
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        To:     Spectra-Talk <[email protected]>
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        Subject:        RE: Continuing on Spectra?

Just using it as is on CF 7, with the cachitron cache replacement 
available
from daemon (http://farcry.daemon.com.au/go/spectra/cachitron-2.0).

Mainly a legacy thing and will probably be porting a bunch of stuff to
farcry in due course.

I have to say spectra is still working well, even with its foibles. Shame 
it
got dropped really.

Be nice if there was a good bash at it, but with projects like farcry 
having
an established community and a fair bit of momentum it would be difficult 
to
justify the effort needed.

Just my thoughts.

Doug Cain 

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 15 March 2005 22:05
To: Spectra-Talk
Subject: Continuing on Spectra?

Since we've had a bit of traffic on the list lately it leads me to believe 

that at least a few people are doing things with Spectra. With that in 
mind, I'm curious about how many of you are doing so and if you are 
modifying the codebase now that it is open source. MM let it go, but it 
really hasn't been picked up. I'm interested in mods that people might of 
done to fix broken things, speed performance or extend the code. If there 
are enough people going forward with it maybe a location for us to share 
code & knowledge might be in order. 





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