I do appreciate the thoroughness and graciousness of your
responses, and I hope there's nothing in my frustration that you would
take personally. Googling around, I've found other references to the
sun jvm handling of the Windows file system to be, well, quixotic at
best.
No problem!
A
s, from your system. Thank you.
-Original Message-
From: Michael McCandless [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 3:11 PM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: More frustration with Lucene/Java file i/o on Windows
> It was a little comforting to kno
Hi, Mark,
I had the same issue with Lucene when maintaining Lucene index on
Windows. It's mostly due to Windows OS can not delete a file
correctly. While some versioning can alivate the problem somehow, my
advice is to move to Linux according to my experience.
Regarding the lock, you need to de
It was a little comforting to know that other people have
seen Windows Explorer refreshes crash java Lucene on Windows. We seem
to be running into a long list of file system issues with Lucene, and I
was wondering if other people had noticed these sort of things (and
hopefully any t