Hi Matt,
You may wish to give a try to J-ISIS
https://kenai.com/projects/j-isis/downloads
With J-ISIS, you can create a searchable database with a couple of clicks.
It uses Berkeley Database as persistence manager and Lucene for indexing
and searching.
The user can concentrate on the domain and
Thanks for all the advice folks, this gives me a lot to look into. You all
have certainly made me table MySQL, so now to look into PostgreSQL, Solr,
XTF, and some of these other technologies to see what would be the best
fit. It is always so helpful pinging this group as you all have so many
help
Since you mention the requirement to publish and maintain it on the web,
another (NoSQL) option for your data storage would be a SPARQL graph store
(such as Apache Fuseki). Loading the data would involve transforming each
citation into an RDF graph and storing it as a named graph with an HTTP
PUT,
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On Sat, Apr 16, 2016 at 7:15 AM, Matt Sherman
wrote:
> Thanks for all the advice folks, this gives me a lot to look into. You all
> have certainly made me table MySQL, so now to look into PostgreSQL, Solr,
> XTF, and some of these other technologies to see what would be the best
> fit.
>
For a
