Jumping in late here, but if you're interested, we're currently
implementing a LCF connector for couchdb at JTeam (http://www.jteam.nl)
. We'll make it available on line and try to contribute it back to LCF.
We'll also soon publish a blog post about it as an example of how to
develop custom repository connectors in LCF. (I know it doesn't directly
help you now, but at least it might be something to look forward to).
Cheers,
Uri
Markus Jelsma wrote:
Whether you need Solr depends on if you require some features such as
highlighting, faceting, more-like-this etc. They will not work with
CouchDB-Lucene, nor can you, at this moment, use CoucDB-Lucene behind
CouchDB-Lounge although a seperate shard can have a sharded Lucene index, you
cannot query them through smartproxyd.
You need to know what you want to do with fulltext-search before choosing and
join CouchDB's mailinglist if you haven't already.
-----Original message-----
From: Patrick Petermair <patrick.peterm...@openforce.com>
Sent: Wed 28-04-2010 18:03
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org;
Subject: Re: Using Solr with CouchDB
Setting up CouchDB-Lucene is quite easy, but you don't want that i
guess.
Yeah, I was thinking about CouchDB-Lucene too (also found it in the
CouchDB wiki). It's not like I HAVE to make it work with Solr. If it
turns out that it's not possible or a pain in the ass, I'll probably go
for the easy way with CouchDB-Lucene.
Patrick
