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Subject: Re: [lucy-dev] ElasticSearch

Dobrica Pavlinusic wrote on 12/06/2010 04:54 PM:

> In similar vain, I found Riak search very isteresting:
> 
> http://www.basho.com/riaksearch.html
> 
> In fast, I love everything about it (including ability to throw xml at
> it and get it indexed), but I would love to have something similar in
> perl.
> 

Swish3 handles the XML parsing, using KinoSearch on the backend. It'll
use Lucy as soon as we can get a Lucy release out the door.

Dynamic, on-the-fly schemas based on parsing XML could be supported as
well in Swish3. That's already on the todo list.

Help us get a Lucy release done so we can build on it. :)

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