Re: Searching with lucene

Team,
    Just wanted to let everyone know that support for forum level and 
thread level watches is checked in, along with moderation support of 
threads.  Once the UI is back in working order we'll be able to test 
this, but everything should be good to go.  Next up for forums, I'll be 
adding support for emoticon replacement and a new tree view.  Also, of 
note we have one commercial site based on JLCP coming on line in the 
next month, with two others close on its heels.  While it has been quiet 
here lately, it is an exciting time to be a part of this project!

-Matt

Matthew Schmidt wrote:

> hey Team,
>    Its been awfully quiet here lately, but we have a task that I think 
> someone could take on.  THis task doesn't really require the web 
> interface to be working yet so you should be fine.  We need to 
> implement a way two search all the active modules using Lucene.  I 
> found a blog posting today that had some code for searching his blog 
> software, 
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/pebble/pebble/pebble-core/src/pebble/search/, 
> take a look at that and you should get a decent idea of what we need 
> to do.  We can search on link descriptions (and names), forum names, 
> thread subjects and content, people's names, file names and 
> descriptions, buddy names and poll descriptions.  When someone drops 
> in a new module, we should also be able to instantly search those as 
> well.  Any volunteers?
>
> Also, in two weeks Matthew Porter, myself and Igor Stelmashenko will 
> be at JavaOne presenting JLCP to the world.  If you will be there, 
> we'd like to meet up with you, have a drink, and get to know the 
> people who work on JLCP.  We'll also be heavily recruiting new 
> developers and trying to breath a little extra life into this beast.
> -Matt
>
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