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Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 10:07:48 -0600
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Heya,

On 28 Mar 2008, at 04:18, Soren Hilmer <sh@widetrail.dk> wrote:

> Hi
>
> I have something running now (took a while as I wanted to run Java =20
> remote
> debugging, and Java insists on supplying a greating on stdout, so I =20=

> had to
> put a handle_info clause in couch_db_update_notifier.erl to get it =20
> working,
> uhmm i like Erlang)
>
> Now I am onto the using the design document approach, and it got me =20=

> thinking.
> Now the code uses the database "couchdbfulltext" to store documents =20=

> with
> databases to index. My initial though was then to put the design =20
> documents
> into this database, as it is close to the existing model. But why =20
> not get rid
> of the "couchdbfulltext" database entirely and put the design =20
> documents in
> the database to index, that way a database is indexed if it has the =20=

> specific
> design document and otherwise not. Makes sense?

Yeah, totally. That is actually what I proposed earlier. Sorry if I =20
didn't make my point clear :)

I don't think requiring a separate database is a good idea.

Thanks for putting work into this!

Cheers
Jan
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