Chris Conrad wrote:
We're using the StandardAnalyzer. We are having very strange problems
and I haven't been able to track them down. I know that the
SourceForge Enterprise Edition team at VA has also seen the same kind
of problem (i.e. search terms returning no results when there seem to
On Jun 29, 2005, at 4:37 PM, Chris Lu wrote:
How is your crawler is done?
I saw SF.net searches several types of documents, like "People",
"Freshmeet.net", "Site Doc". Are they all from database?
We don't crawl per se, we use triggers in the database to spool
changes to a table which is the
Hi David,
On Jun 29, 2005, at 4:25 PM, David Spencer wrote:
Chris Conrad wrote:
I know I've been asked before for a description of how
SourceForge.net is using Lucene. I wrote a blog entry about it
and thought people might be interested in seeing at a high level
how it was designed.
How is your crawler is done?
I saw SF.net searches several types of documents, like "People",
"Freshmeet.net", "Site Doc". Are they all from database?
A little bit marketing here:
I am working on an off-the-shelf product called DBSight. It's
basically Database+Lucene+Query Display. It can do most
Chris Conrad wrote:
I know I've been asked before for a description of how SourceForge.net
is using Lucene. I wrote a blog entry about it and thought people
might be interested in seeing at a high level how it was designed.
Take a look at http://blog.dev.sf.net. Any comments are welcome.
I know I've been asked before for a description of how
SourceForge.net is using Lucene. I wrote a blog entry about it and
thought people might be interested in seeing at a high level how it
was designed. Take a look at http://blog.dev.sf.net. Any comments
are welcome.
--Chris Conrad
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