2010 1:33:19 PM
> Subject: Using JSON for index input and search output
>
> Lucene,
JSON is the format used for all the configuration and property
> files in the RIA application we are developing. Is Lucene able to create a
> document from a given JSON file and index it? Is Lucene a
This is interesting.
I'm coming into this with only the knowledge I gained from the 1st version of
the Lucene in Action book, which I read a few years ago. So when I think of
embedded I think that Solr would be integrated into my app like any API would
be. Instead you say Solr is a separate pro
On Sun, May 30, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Visual Logic wrote:
> Solr is embeddable but does that not just mean that SolrJ only provides the
> ability to call Solr running on some server?
Nope - embeddable as in running in the same JVM as your application.
> For some of my use cases using Solr on a remot
Thanks for this helpful information.
Solr is embeddable but does that not just mean that SolrJ only provides the
ability to call Solr running on some server? As far as I know embedding Solr is
not really embedding it at all, only using it remotely where a internet
connection needs to be maintai
On Sun, May 30, 2010 at 1:33 PM, Visual Logic wrote:
> JSON is the format used for all the configuration and property files in the
> RIA application we are developing. Is Lucene able to create a document from a
> given JSON file and index it? Is Lucene able to provide a JSON output
> response f
Lucene,
JSON is the format used for all the configuration and property files in the RIA
application we are developing. Is Lucene able to create a document from a given
JSON file and index it? Is Lucene able to provide a JSON output response from a
query made to an index? Does the Tika package p
