[Cosmo] iCalendar data queries

Cyrus Daboo cyrus+lists.cosmo at daboo.name
Mon Nov 14 12:16:47 PST 2005


Hi Bobby,

--On November 14, 2005 2:58:50 PM -0500 Bobby Rullo <br at osafoundation.org> 
wrote:

>> After some more examination of Jackrabbit code I discovered that it
>> was possible to write indexers for arbitrary data formats. By default
>> Jackrabbit just ships with a text/plain indexer, but there are
>> indexers for PDF, Word, Excel etc in the contrib directory. So what I
>> did was the following:
>>
>
> You mean Lucene, not Jackrabbit right?
>

No I mean Jackrabbit. What I did get wrong was use the term 'indexer' in 
the scope of Jackrabbit. Jackrabbit does not do indexing - lucene does. 
What Jackrabbit does is filter 'binary' data into a format suitable for 
feeding into lucene's text indexer. In the case of text/plain resources, it 
simply hands off the text to lucene. For PDF etc, it extracts the human 
readable text portion from the binary data, and then feeds that to lucene.

-- 
Cyrus Daboo




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