Re: [JXTA discuss] JXTA Search Engine

Thanks Shane

Shane Isbell <[email protected]> wrote:Coming up with a JXTA web crawler/indexer is probably not worth the
effort, but using JXTA to search tagged content is an interesting
area. There is a imple versions within the J2SE reference
implementation but this certainly should be expanded.

You may want to take a look at some of my work on JVending
(http://jvending.sourceforge.net). In this case, it uses the J2EE
client provisioning XML format, rather than the google format; but it
may be worth a look since many of the same architectual issues exist,
regardless of the underlying domain model. I also have a Content
Repository Specification project proposal (still pending) dealing with
more general domain models of content. See
http://sourceforge.net/projects/crs for the presentation.

Shane


On 8/14/05, paksegu 
wrote:
> Nice thinking Keke,
> I read an article on how JXTA does is search(Infrasearch) and now I Have
> grasp of its fundamental. I am looking if it can be integrate with LUCENE, a
> google like search engine with java api's.
> 
> keke wrote:
> Just an idea.
> 
> How about combine JXTA together with Google Desktop Search to provide
> an intranet distributed search service for some organisations?
> 
> GDS indexes contents on a personal computer and exposes an XML
> interface for searching and retrieving information. These features are
> what JXTA Search can take and use.
> 
> Don't know Google people interest this. 
> 
> 
> On 14/08/05, rakesh js wrote:
> > i think jxta can use http tunneling to discover and index websites on
> > HTTP protocol. Im not an expert in this. still giving my opinion with
> > what i know. please clarify with someone else.
> > Im just a final year computer engg student.....
> > bye
> > 
> > On 8/13/05, paksegu wrote:
> > > Hello World,
> > >
> > > I just read the article posted at
> > ! > http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/JXTA/
> which
> > > contains thoughts by,
> > > Bernard Traversat
> > > Chief Architect of JXTA Technology
> > > Sun Microsystems
> > >
> > > The ideas introduced in the article were a bit over my head, such having
> a
> > > JXTA search engine that searches and indexes web sites the same way as
> > > google does. What I find hard to comprehend is how JXTA will discover
> and
> > > index web sites on HTTP protocol. Can someone elaborate further. Also I
> read
> > > that Bill Joy was trying to something for Google, are his ideas somehow
> > > connected to this issue?
> > >
> > > Thanks Ransford
> > >
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