Seema - please stop cross-posting your mails to those three e-mail
lists. java-user is the most appropriate list for your posts.
Erik
On Aug 30, 2005, at 8:07 AM, seema pai wrote:
How to use Lucene with File system Indexing on WebSphere
application server
deployed in a cluster ?
On
How to use Lucene with File system Indexing on WebSphere application server
deployed in a cluster ?
On 8/30/05, seema pai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi
>
> My site has large database of Television and Movie titles, in English,
> Spanish language. The movie data starts from year 1928 ti
Considering you have all your servers on one machine a simple memory failure and the whole thing goes south. But you're right, we have an independent Lucene index sitting next to each one of our webservers on each machine, but they are all updated from a central location powered and organized by an
Wouldn't it defeat the purpose of clustering if you have a single
server to manage a single index? What would happen if this server
failed?
Cheers,
Ben
On 6/8/05, Ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How about using JavaGroups to notify other nodes in the cluster about
> the changes?
>
> Essentially
How about using JavaGroups to notify other nodes in the cluster about
the changes?
Essentially, each node has the same index stored in a different
location. When one node updates/deletes a record, other nodes will get
a notification about the changes and update their index accordingly?
By using th
I realize I've already asked you this question, but do you need 100%
real time, because you could run batch them every 2 minutes, and
concerning Parallel search, unless you really need it, it's overkill in
this case, a communal index will serve you well and will be much easier
to maintain. You
> When you say your cluster is on a single machine, do you mean that you have
> multiple webservers on the same machine all of which search a single Lucene
> index?
Yes, this is my case.
> Do you use Lucene as your persistent store or do you have a DB back there?
I use Lucene to search for dat
When you say your cluster is on a single machine, do you mean that you
have multiple webservers on the same machine all of which search a
single Lucene index? Because if that's the case, your solution is
simple, as long as you persist to a single DB and then designate one of
your servers (or ev
My cluster is on a single machine and I am using FS index.
I have already integrated Lucene into my web application for use in a
non-clustered environment. I don't know what I need to do to make it
work in a clustered environment.
Thanks,
Ben
On 6/7/05, Nader Henein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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IMHO, Issues that you need to consider
* Atomicity of updates and deletes if you are using multiple indexes
on multiple machines (the case if your cluster is over a wide network)
* Scheduled indecies to core data comparison and sanitization
(intensive)
This all depends on what th
IMHO, Issues that you need to consider
* Atomicity of updates and deletes if you are using multiple indexes
on multiple machines (the case if your cluster is over a wide network)
* Scheduled indecies to core data comparison and sanitization
(intensive)
This all depends on what th
Hi
I would like to use Lucene in a clustered environment, what are the
things that I should consider and do?
I would like to use the same ordinary index storage for all the nodes
in the the cluster, possible?
Thanks,
Ben
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