Hi,
Apologies if this has already been covered in previous posts but
I've not been able to find the answer in the archive so far.
We have an application which indexes mail messages. We get the
information for each message over IMAP, create the fields (e.g. subject,
body, folder etc) and write the documents to the index. When a mail
message is moved from one IMAP folder to another, our application gets
notified of the move and we want to update the folder field in the
existing document, so we create a new document, delete the existing one
and write the new one. What I'm wondering is how other people use
existing documents to create new ones - at the moment we get all the
information over IMAP again which is obviously very inefficient but to
make it more efficient we are now going to change it to retrieve all the
fields and terms for the existing document and create the new document
using them. Is there another (better/more efficient) way of doing this
than retrieving the fields and terms for the existing document?
Thanks,
John.
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