You can obviously get into issues of caching and such to optimize performance, but to just get some RSS feeds up should be pretty simple (and shouldn't require anything other than a basic understanding of JSP).
-Mike
jazdrv wrote:
ok, that's comforting to hear. i've been trying to figure out
the particular piece that does that html to rss conversion.
what have other people been using? Something like informa or am I over-complicating myself?
~z
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Giles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 12:00 PM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: lucene - nutch to rss?
Zak,
Doing such a thing is pretty simple. If you take the Nutch sample, there is a JSP page which handles queries and renders the search results. You can easily copy and alter that page to render the results in RSS format instead of HTML.
-Mike
jazdrv wrote:
hello,
this is my first posting to this thread, and i haven't played with the libraries as of yet. i'm curious whether people have been using lucene/nutch to convert results to rss and what would be architectural considerationis/time period in doing something like that.
zak
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