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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by icewind <ic...@yahoo.com> on 2002/07/12 17:57:15 UTC
layout of XML document collections, search with Lucene
I'm looking for a few opinions of how people are
implementing the following:
I have a driectory structure containing the XML docs
that cocoon hosts that looks like the following:
docs/
alpha/
beta/
...
zeta/
I want to allow searches through all of the documents
in any of the subdirectories of "docs/". I also want
to allow subdirectory specific searches. (So, I could
search only XML docs in "beta/", for example.)
What is the preferred way to do something like this?
I was thinking of separate indices for each
subdirectory, and then a large index for the whole
collection, but that seems dumb.
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Re: layout of XML document collections, search with Lucene
Posted by Joerg Heinicke <jo...@gmx.de>.
What about merging the results of the detailed indices: Isn't it
possible to include the indices dependent on request?
Joerg
icewind wrote:
> I'm looking for a few opinions of how people are
> implementing the following:
>
> I have a driectory structure containing the XML docs
> that cocoon hosts that looks like the following:
>
> docs/
> alpha/
> beta/
> ...
> zeta/
>
>
> I want to allow searches through all of the documents
> in any of the subdirectories of "docs/". I also want
> to allow subdirectory specific searches. (So, I could
> search only XML docs in "beta/", for example.)
> What is the preferred way to do something like this?
> I was thinking of separate indices for each
> subdirectory, and then a large index for the whole
> collection, but that seems dumb.
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