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From: "Richard Wilde" <richard@wildesoft.net>
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Subject: RE: Issue on the cloud
Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2012 16:32:58 +0100
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Thanks Prescott,

1. Does this mean optimise can be called before indexing has taken place, I
suspect "yes"
2. Thanks for heads up, I have played around with adding/deleting lots of
docs and eventually the deleted files gets removed therefore I can assume I
don't need to worry. I have also used Luke to test searching etc.
3. Yes I understand you have used some generics, just wondering if anyone
blogged what is new/how to use them etc.

Richard


-----Original Message-----
From: Prescott Nasser [mailto:geobmx540@hotmail.com] 
Sent: 09 July 2012 16:13
To: Lucene Users
Subject: RE: Issue on the cloud


>
> 1. Why is this happening, are we trying to optimise prematurely?
>

If this is a new index, it's possible that you don't have anything to index
yet written to memory. (I think..)

> 2. If so then do I need to ever worry about writer.optimise or does 
> the indexes eventually optimise themselves?
>
You probably don't ever need to worry about optimizing given the expected
size of your index, We'll be depreciating the optimize method in 3.6.

> 3. Also I noticed that there is a generics branch but cannot find any 
> guidance into indexing/searching. I assume that the generics are for 
> searching, does any exist?
>

The generics branch is really the same as 2.9.4, except of course we've
tried to use generics (such as List<T> etc).
=