Kevin, that's great, thanks for the explanation.
as an aside, I'm running under OSX so no idea about Windows I'm afraid.
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I run django (and Swish-E) under linux so I can't provide any advise on
how to compile it for windows.
I do run swish-e with the -S prog option and I wrote a python script
that reads all of the models from the database and writes out xml
(actually html) that corresponds with the values that I'm i
Antonio Cavedoni wrote:
> > I'm about to release a pure-Python full-text indexer and search
> > engine called Dolphy.
> Well, I would cast a decided +1 for the Unicode/UTF-8 support. Care
> to elaborate on why it's going to be so hard to have it in the 1.0
> release?
Maybe it's not so hard... I
Hi Tom,
On 26 Jul 2006, at 1:22, Tom Dyson wrote:
> I'm about to release a pure-Python full-text indexer and search
> engine called Dolphy.
I think your message got kind of lost in the thread, but wow, I’m
*so* looking forward to see Dolphy!
> If you're interested in this project, please se
Hello Kevin:
The environment used is Windows? If yes, how did you compiled to use
with python?
Thanks!!!
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Hi Kevin (great name!),
Are you able to share more about how you create the index in the first
place? I'm assuming you used swish-e's -S prog option and perhaps a
custom python script? I'm quite new to python and django, so any hints
gratefully received..
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I'm about to release a pure-Python full-text indexer and search engine
called Dolphy. My main goals for Dolphy are query performance and
convenient integration with Django and other Python web applications.
The current feature set includes:
* Stemming ('societies' matches 'society')
* Multi-term
On the recommendation that ljworld uses swish-e [1], I incorporated
that into my django powered site. The Python interface I use is [2].
Here's the code my search view uses:
handle = SwishE.new(SEARCH_INDEX_FILE)
results = handle.query(terms)
ids = [int(x.getproperty('swishdocpath')) for x in
Wade Leftwich wrote:
> Solr does look good. I'm checking it out along with NXLucene
> (http://www.cps-project.org/sections/projects/nxlucene) , which is a
> similar architecture (search server with an XML API), built with
> pyLucene and Twisted.
From A Zope World Perspective NXLucene looks good
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> pyLucene: no docs, SWIG/Java like api (not nice)
quote from pylucene's page:
As of release 2.0, SWIG is no longer used. The Python wrapper objects
are implemented by hand using the Python C Type System for better
integration with Python and for faster C++/Java access.
It would be nice if it could be more native, but a qick solution would
be to use pdf2html and wvHtml and then parse the results. That's what
most other people do.
Alan Trick
On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 06:14 -0700, Vizcayno wrote:
> It was the third I explored also, I made a question in the mailing
>
Rik
But Xapwrap depends on pyLucene to work. I really would like an
integrated solution, such as Django is.
I continue with my pilgrimage.
Many thanks really.
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Hi Wade:
Thanks for the information. Do not have the sensation that nxlucene is
an isolated effort? isn't it better to join forces with pyLucene?
Do you think this solution would apply to Django?
Thanks again!!
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Solr does look good. I'm checking it out along with NXLucene
(http://www.cps-project.org/sections/projects/nxlucene) , which is a
similar architecture (search server with an XML API), built with
pyLucene and Twisted.
-- Wade Leftwich
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pyLucene: no docs, SWIG/Java like api (not nice)
divmod Xapwrap: pythonish api for Xapian -> Lucene, pooor docs
hype: SVN only, no docs (?)
postgresql: tsearch2, open-fts: old releases
I'm testing Xapwrap now :)
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Nkeric:
I am evaluating this option now. It seems to be the only one and good
alternative for pyhton.
Best regards.
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It was the third I explored also, I made a question in the mailing
list, it is pending of answer. I want to know if the tool can index and
search over .doc files and .pdf files. By now, seems it only works on
.txt, .html and other format that is characteristic of hyperestraier.
Thanks for your att
Hi,
Did anybody give a try to hyperestraier [1] and his python module [2] ?
[1] http://hyperestraier.sourceforge.net/
[2] http://hype.python-hosting.com/
Regards,
Laurent.
Le lundi 24 juillet 2006 05:08, Vizcayno a écrit :
> Hi:
> Do your have news about the promising MerQuery?
> I was looking
what about pylucene?
http://pylucene.osafoundation.org/
we're using it for indexing our site & searching :)
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SolR http://incubator.apache.org/projects/solrmight be worth a look.. I think there is a python interface for it.regardsIan.On 24/07/2006, at 1:08 PM, Vizcayno wrote:Hi:Do your have news about the promising MerQuery?I was looking for some good open software Search Engine API (index andsearch) for
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