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From: "Luis Leong" <seluis@inesc-macau.org.mo>
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Subject: Store lucene index file into database with clustering
Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 16:50:42 +0800
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Dear developers,

 
I have made clustering node_1 and node_2 in machine A and B respectively
with BundlePersistenceManager on a MySQL DB. 

 
I executed the an ocm application on both machine A and B. Each node insert
different content (say cA and cB) . (It succeed) 

 
Then I executed another program using query to search back the content (cA
and cB) I have inserted. But in machine A, only cA can be searched and in B,
only cB can be searched) 

 
I am wondering the problem may be on ocm query manager which uses lucene
indexer because node_1 and node_2 built their own indices .

Can anyone tell me how to persist the index information in database, or some
other method to solve my problem?

 
Best Wishes

 
Luis


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