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Posted to dev@nutch.apache.org by Shann <st...@mailoo.org> on 2013/02/12 21:25:55 UTC

Nutch JAVA Application

Hi,
Part of my internship, we must develop a specialized search engine using
Nutch, Solr, HBase, Tika. 

I began to develop a Java application for crawler with Nuth branch 2.x. 

Functions inject, generate, fetch, parse, updatedb, solrindex based on the
actual execution of nutch via a shell command from Java application. 

As an advocate of free software, I propose therefore to give you access to
my git project.
 
Using nutch in the background, under what license should I put my
application ?



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RE: Nutch JAVA Application

Posted by Markus Jelsma <ma...@openindex.io>.

Hi,

Nutch is part of the Apache Software Foundation and all committed code has the Apache Software License (ASL). Dependancies can have other licences. This is a commercial friendly license.

You can use any license you like for your own code but if you want your contributions to be committed it has to be ASL. If you intend to host your code on your github or anywhere you can choose whatever OSS license appeals to you.

Cheers,

 
 
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> From:Shann <st...@mailoo.org>
> Sent: Tue 12-Feb-2013 21:26
> To: dev@nutch.apache.org
> Subject: Nutch JAVA Application
> 
> Hi,
> Part of my internship, we must develop a specialized search engine using
> Nutch, Solr, HBase, Tika. 
> 
> I began to develop a Java application for crawler with Nuth branch 2.x. 
> 
> Functions inject, generate, fetch, parse, updatedb, solrindex based on the
> actual execution of nutch via a shell command from Java application. 
> 
> As an advocate of free software, I propose therefore to give you access to
> my git project.
>  
> Using nutch in the background, under what license should I put my
> application ?
> 
> 
> 
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Re: Nutch JAVA Application

Posted by Shann <st...@mailoo.org>.

Hi,
I can send it on the JIRA management project tool but I don't see how to
break my contributions because this one is just a JAVA application.
Indeed this one will be a middle layer to use Nutch functionalities.
I don't know if I must to considerate my program as a Nutch API because I
use it thanks to shell script.



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Re: Nutch JAVA Application

Posted by Julien Nioche <li...@gmail.com>.

Hi Stanislas,

As Chris explained earlier, contributions to Nutch are reviewed and
discussed on JIRA. Try and break down your contributions into one or more
patches and open a JIRA for them.

Thanks

Julien

On 14 February 2013 13:52, Shann <st...@mailoo.org> wrote:

> I continue to develop my API (if you can call it like that) for Nutch 2.1.
> I wonder if my API is consistent.
> In which case, how can it be integrated into the Apache Nutch project?
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Re: Nutch JAVA Application

Posted by Shann <st...@mailoo.org>.

I continue to develop my API (if you can call it like that) for Nutch 2.1.
I wonder if my API is consistent.
In which case, how can it be integrated into the Apache Nutch project?



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Re: Nutch JAVA Application

Posted by Shann <st...@mailoo.org>.

hi,
I put my application under the Apache license.
For the moment I do not think my code to integrate in the svn, because I do
not yet use the official API.
Now that I have defined the license, I will open the repository.



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Re: Nutch JAVA Application

Posted by "Mattmann, Chris A (388J)" <ch...@jpl.nasa.gov>.

Hi Shann,

Thank you for reaching out! If your goal is to get your project integrated
into Apache Nutch, 
proper, then I would recommend simply:

0. File some JIRA issues in Apache Nutch
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUTCH Small incremental patches and
issues are preferred and this will let people know what your plan is so
you can get committers and PMC members attention.

1. svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/nutch/branches/2.x/
2. cd 2.x
3. Edit files
4. svn status (make sure the files you edited looked correct)
6. svn diff > NUTCH-xxx.sleduc.yyMMdd.patch.txt for each issue you created
7. Attach patches from #6 to issues from #1

Otherwise if you go off onto Github, and work it's going to be harder to
get your patch accepted since it will represent large change when instead
you can effect the change here at the ASF, incrementally making sure your
code gets in.

ALv2 is the license to use, BTW, either way you decide.

Cheers,
Chris

On 2/12/13 12:25 PM, "Shann" <st...@mailoo.org> wrote:

>Hi,
>Part of my internship, we must develop a specialized search engine using
>Nutch, Solr, HBase, Tika.
>
>I began to develop a Java application for crawler with Nuth branch 2.x.
>
>Functions inject, generate, fetch, parse, updatedb, solrindex based on the
>actual execution of nutch via a shell command from Java application.
>
>As an advocate of free software, I propose therefore to give you access to
>my git project.
> 
>Using nutch in the background, under what license should I put my
>application ?
>
>
>
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