I don't recall the details, but NIO has been mentioned before, and you
may find something in Bugzilla and in mailing list archives. From what
I recall, there was a NIO-based lock contribution that was never
integrated, and I think Doug made some experiments/tests with NIO-based
Directory implement
Hi Otis,
I tried to print the stack but there was no exception. I think I found the
cause for the exception. The addDocument was being called by different
threads simultaneously and so when a second thread was trying to access the
index, it was already locked. So I made the method addDocument
Harini,
You are catching IOException in the finally block, but you are not even
printing out the exception stack trace. Perhaps you are not able to
close your IndexWriter for some reason.
Otis
--- Harini Raghavan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am quite new to Lucene and I have probl
Hi All,
I am quite new to Lucene and I have problem with locking. I have a
MessageDrivenBean that sends messages to my Lucene indexer whenever there is
a new database update. The indexer updates the index incrementally . Below
is the code fragment in the indexer method that gets invoked by the
