Re: ANNOUNCE: Beagle & Libbeagle 0.3.4
Enrico Minack <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.dashboard.devel |
|---|---|
| Organization | L3S |
| Message-ID | <1206363747.5786.12.camel@vmware-ubuntu> |
Hi dBera, > Your data will automatically re-indexed ... this behaviour should be reconsidered, since it exposes these two drawbacks: 1) (I think) the indices are dropped comletely on starting the new beagle version, so until everything is re-indexed, I cannot find many resources, though the old lucene documents may still be found by the system and therefore may provide relevant results. 2) (I think) I will loose all web pages that I ever visited, until I revist them, which I will not do when I can't remember them. So finding web pages I visited once which I did not deem important enough to memorize the location is a very good thing Beagle can do for me. A solution I could imagine is not to drop the index, but to schedule all resources to be updated, und replace the lucene documents with the new indexed one. This would mean that the new beagle version must be able to find and display the old lucene documents. In case of the webpages, those lucene documents will be updated when I visit the page again. When I never visit it, the old index entry will remain and ensures that the page will still be found. An alternative could be to reindex all webpages by re-fetching them, but this would imply some privacy and perfomance issues. I wouldn't recommend this. Cheers, Enrico