Subject | Re:Google-like scoring in databases |
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Author | Roman Rokytskyy |
Post date | 2003-07-01T14:15:40Z |
Hi,
not know how I'm going to release them. They do not belong to Firebird
project (too many dependencies on Lucene), but they also depend on
Firebird and therefore cannot be committed to Lucene. Most likely it
will be a separate project.
Also I do one assumption that is not guaranteed to hold in next
versions of Lucene (FB does not support seek during write, so I had to
create workaround for OutputStream.seek(long) method that is used only
in one place). I have to talk to Lucene developers and will try to
convince them to drop seek in that only place.
If you wish to play with Lucene, you do not really need FB link. Also,
for the beginning you can use SQLDirectory that was posted some time
ago in lucene-users list. It works with Firebird reasonably good and
does not have any link on Firebird-specific classes.
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy
> Can you send to me your source code test, database and java class?Sorry, not yet. They are not yet ready to be released. And I still do
not know how I'm going to release them. They do not belong to Firebird
project (too many dependencies on Lucene), but they also depend on
Firebird and therefore cannot be committed to Lucene. Most likely it
will be a separate project.
Also I do one assumption that is not guaranteed to hold in next
versions of Lucene (FB does not support seek during write, so I had to
create workaround for OutputStream.seek(long) method that is used only
in one place). I have to talk to Lucene developers and will try to
convince them to drop seek in that only place.
If you wish to play with Lucene, you do not really need FB link. Also,
for the beginning you can use SQLDirectory that was posted some time
ago in lucene-users list. It works with Firebird reasonably good and
does not have any link on Firebird-specific classes.
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy