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Distributed Lucene : A distributed free text index for Hadoop

HPL-2008-64 Distributed Lucene : A distributed free text index for Hadoop - Butler, Mark H.; Rutherford, James
Keyword(s): distributed, high availability, free text, parallel, search
Abstract: This technical report described a parallel, distributed free text index written at HP Labs called Distributed Lucene. Distributed Lucene is based on two Apache open source projects, Lucene and Hadoop. It was written to gain a better understanding of the Apache Hadoop architecture, which is derived f ...
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SWISH::API::Common(3pm) 				User Contributed Perl Documentation				   SWISH::API::Common(3pm)

NAME
SWISH::API::Common - SWISH Document Indexing Made Easy SYNOPSIS
use SWISH::API::Common; my $swish = SWISH::API::Common->new(); # Index all files in a directory and its subdirectories $swish->index("/usr/local/share/doc"); # After indexing once (it's persistent), fire up as many # queries as you like: # Search documents containing both "swish" and "install" for my $hit ($swish->search("swish AND install")) { print $hit->path(), " "; } DESCRIPTION
"SWISH::API::Common" offers an easy interface to the Swish index engine. While SWISH::API offers a complete API, "SWISH::API::Common" focusses on ease of use. THIS MODULE IS CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT. THE API MIGHT CHANGE AT ANY TIME. Currently, "SWISH::API::Common" just allows for indexing documents in a single directory and any of its subdirectories. Also, don't run index() and search() in parallel yet. INSTALLATION
"SWISH::API::Common" requires "SWISH::API" and the swish engine to be installed. Please download the latest release from http://swish-e.org/distribution/swish-e-2.4.3.tar.gz and untar it, type ./configure make make install and then install SWISH::API which is contained in the distribution: cd perl perl Makefile.PL make make install METHODS $sw = SWISH::API::Common->new() Constructor. Takes many options, but the defaults are usually fine. Available options and their defaults: # Where SWISH::API::Common stores index files etc. swish_adm_dir "$ENV{HOME}/.swish-common" # The path to swish-e, relative is OK swish_exe "swish-e" # Swish index file swish_idx_file "$self->{swish_adm_dir}/default.idx" # Swish configuration file swish_cnf_file "$self->{swish_adm_dir}/default.cnf" # SWISH Stemming swish_fuzzy_indexing_mode => "Stemming_en" # Maximum amount of data (in bytes) extracted # from a single file file_len_max 100_000 # Preserve every indexed file's atime atime_preserve $sw->index($dir, ...) Generate a new index of all text documents under directory $dir. One or more directories can be specified. $sw->search("foo AND bar"); Searches the index, using the given search expression. Returns a list hits, which can be asked for their path: # Search documents containing # both "foo" and "bar" for my $hit ($swish->search("foo AND bar")) { print $hit->path(), " "; } index_remove Permanently delete the current index. TODO List * More than one index directory * Remove documents from index * Iterator for search hits LEGALESE
Copyright 2005 by Mike Schilli, all rights reserved. This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. AUTHOR
2005, Mike Schilli <cpan@perlmeister.com> perl v5.10.0 2008-07-08 SWISH::API::Common(3pm)