Wolfgang Jeltsch schrieb:
[…]
Second, I don’t know how Lucene knows to what base directory the
relative paths in lucene_index.xml refer. The example lucene_index.xml
contains paths starting with lenya/pubs/$MYPUB.
IndexManagerImpl:370
if (!directory.startsWith(File.separator)) {
directory = getServletContextPath() + File.separator + directory;
}
But this would mean that the servlet context path would have to be
$HOME/src while lenya is installed in $HOME/apache/lenya-2.0.
Hmm, why should that be the case?
With Jetty, the servlet context is $LENYA_HOME/build/lenya/webapp.
If you deploy to Tomcat (using /lenya as servlet path), the servlet
context is $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/lenya.
I’m talking about the directory layout used in the tutorial (at
<http://lenya.apache.org/docs/2_0_x/tutorials/newpublication/index.html>).
Lenya is installed there in $HOME/apache/lenya-2.0. The Lucene indexing
stuff is intended to go into $HOME/src/lenya/pubs/$MYPUB/work/lucene/index.
Hmm, where does it say that? Actually it is intended to go into
$HOME/apache/lenya-2.0/build/lenya/webapp/lenya/pubs/$MYPUB/work/lucene/index
Another (probably better) option would be to keep it in
$HOME/src/lenya/data/$MYPUB/lucene/index
Or, if you don't keep the data in SVN, the whole structure should be
changed to something like this:
$HOME/
apache/
lenya-2.0/ Lenya installation directory
build/lenya/webapp/ Web application directory (servlet context)
src/
lenya/ Lenya-related sources.
pubs/ Your publications.
$MYPUB/ Your first publication.
$MYPUB2/
…
modules/ Your modules.
data/ Here you'll store your data:
$MYPUB/
content/ Content (documents, images, ...)
access-control/ Access control data
passwd/ Users, groups, etc.
policies/ Policies (page permissions)
lucene/ Lucene index
$MYPUB2/
…
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