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At Creative Commons we use Lucene/Nutch for our educational search prototype DiscoverEd: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/DiscoverEd http://wiki.creativecommons.
by akozak 16y ago
At Creative Commons we use Lucene/Nutch for our educational search prototype DiscoverEd: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/DiscoverEd http://wiki.creativecommons.org/DiscoverEd
It was easy enough to add in our special sauce like a triple-store for consuming and displaying semantic data (I guess I can say easy since I didn't do it myself).
- sdesol 16y agoI would say it's pretty easy if you are technically inclined. When I implemented the first iteration of my text search engine using Lucene, I didn't even know Java but I was able to write my own custom tokenizer and get it to index and retrieve results from the index in about 6 hours. I highly recommend you get the book "Lucene in action" as it gives solid examples that you can build upon.