Hey, thanks for your reply Shaneal,
I do have a person to consult with about the crypto code, it is just a
matter of figuring out which streams
to grab. So encrypting all of the write operations in IndexOutput (and
DataOutput) and decrypting to plaintext in IndexInput on the way out should
let me
For starters, you probably shouldn't be writing your own crypto code
(unless you're a professional cryptographer, or your project has
access to one to audit your code). See, for example,
http://chargen.matasano.com/chargen/2009/7/22/if-youre-typing-the-letters-a-e-s-into-your-code-youre-doing.html.
Hello,
I am currently adding Lucene (in combination with hibernate search) to a
medical record service. As such, I need to encrypt the indexes so that
unauthorized people don't have access to them by bypassing the system's
database security. I was wondering if anyone had a) implemented a security
Hi,
It is possible to use SOLR which only requires schema configurations for use
(based on Lucene). You'll still need some java to look at the source code and
understand things better.
But it's potentially a Java free route to make it work for you as a search
solution.
Hope that helps,
Mou
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the problem you're having is that you haven't learn about java yet.
you need to know about imports statement, about jars file that contain
java classes. you need to learn about this first then you can run
java. the LIA (lucene in action) package that you're downloaded can
all be run if you put them
