Would that context but available for *each* entity? @ present it
seems like there should be a last_index_time written for each top
level entity ... no?
Umm would it be possible to hack something like ${deltaimporter.[name
of entity].last_index_time} as is or are there too many moving parts?
Thanks.
- Jon
On Sep 20, 2008, at 9:21 AM, Noble Paul നോബിള്
नोब्ळ् wrote:
the if an entity is specified like entity=one&entity=two the command
will be run only for those entities. absence of the parameter entity
means all entities will be executed
the last_index_time is another piece which must be improved
It is hard to get usecases . If users can give me more usecases it
would be great.
One thing I have in mind is allo users to store arbitrary properties
though API say context.persistProperty("key","value")
and you must be able to read it back using
context.getPersistedProperty("key");
This would be a generic enough for users to get going
thoughts.
--Noble
On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 1:52 AM, Jon Baer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually how does ${deltaimporter.last_index_time} know which
entity Im
specifically updating? I feel like Im missing something, can it
work like
that?
Thanks.
- Jon
On Sep 19, 2008, at 4:14 PM, Jon Baer wrote:
Question -
So if I issued a dataimport?command=delta-
import&entity=one,two,three
Would this also hit items w/o a delta-import like four,five,six,
etc? Im
trying to set something up and I ended up with 28k+ documents
which seems
more like a full import, so do I need to do something like delta-
query="" to
say no delta?
@ the moment I dont have anything defined for those since I don't
need it,
just wondering what the proper behavior is suppose to be?
Thanks.
- Jon
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--Noble Paul
