Mike Klaas wrote:
On 11-Oct-07, at 4:34 PM, Ravish Bhagdev wrote:
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your reply :)
I am not an expert of either! But, I understand that Nutch stores
contents albeit in a separate data structure (they call segment as
discussed in the thread), but what I meant was that this see
On 11-Oct-07, at 4:34 PM, Ravish Bhagdev wrote:
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your reply :)
I am not an expert of either! But, I understand that Nutch stores
contents albeit in a separate data structure (they call segment as
discussed in the thread), but what I meant was that this seems like
much more e
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your reply :)
I am not an expert of either! But, I understand that Nutch stores
contents albeit in a separate data structure (they call segment as
discussed in the thread), but what I meant was that this seems like
much more efficient way of presenting summaries or snippets (o
First, it should be noted that I am not an expert in Nutch's
architure. I do think I understand what is being said there, however.
Nutch is a distributed web search engine, and uses lucene as a
indexing component. It is free to use external data structures to
store data, and can store the
Hey guys,
Checkout this thread I opened on nutch mailing list. Looks like Solr
can benefit from reusing Nutch's "segment" based storage strategy for
efficiency in returning snippets, summaries etc without using Lucene
stored fields?
Was this considered before?
Ravish
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