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Posted to users@jackrabbit.apache.org by suril <su...@cybage.com> on 2013/06/18 16:26:57 UTC

Document Search not working when I switch from Standalone mode to Embedded and vice versa

Hi,

I have dual mode JR (standalone + embedded) to my application.

Suppose, I upload few documents in the standalone mode; stop that service;
start the service to up the embedded mode and search for those documents;
I'm not able to find them.

Is the index getting corrupted in the procedure?

The next thing I would try doing is rebuilding the index wherein I would
delete the index directories of the embedded mode before starting it when I
switch to embedded.

I would post the results here as soon as I'm done.

Any other suggestions to overcome this problem are fondly welcome.

Thanks guys.

Regards,
Suril



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Re: Document Search not working when I switch from Standalone mode to Embedded and vice versa

Posted by suril <su...@cybage.com>.
Hi All,

I did the test to rebuild the index but still it does not work.
Actually, I'm having 2 different repositories; one for standalone and the
other for embedded; with both connecting to the same datastore.

Rebuilding the index would create it from scratch; which is what I dont want
due to huge customer database.

So, again my scenario is :

I add 100 docs through standalone mode and switch to embedded mode and add
50 more; then I should be able to find all 150 of them in either mode.

Does anyone have some idea?
Thanks.
Regards,
Suril



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