Another option is to set up a post-commit hook and throw all the new
stuff over to your indexer. That's what I did. I set up Lucene so that
my indexer gets called on post-commit. It looks to see which files have
changed (using svnlook), reindexes (or adds to index if it's a new file)
all those files and it grabs all the properties on the files and adds
them to the index as well (Lucene handles arbitrary properties to any
document). It seemed to work very well.
-joel shellman
Allessandro Cesario wrote:
>Dear Subversion-Team,
>
>First: My Company (UIMC IT-Auditor) is planning to
>develop a small useful SearchTool with the help of
>Subversion`s MetaInformation. So praise to your work
>that make such things possible.
>
>Unfortunaly, we want to add a search function in our
>tool and we have a little problem now to parse all
>properties and logs to collect all useful information,
>but this is quit difficult.
>Every file has its own prop-file in his subfolder,
>so we have to write special parsers which should again
>and again process over 1000 files.
>It would be really helpful if ONE SINGLE XML File
>would contain all properties and values of a "Working
>Copy Folder" (including all Subfolders).
>We tested Viewer (like ViewCVS) but they cannot manage
>this.
>
>Thanks in advance for your considerations.
>
>yours faithfully,
>Benjamin Belghith
>
>UIMC GmbH&Co.KG
>Wuppertal
>Germany
>
>
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@subversion.tigris.org
For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@subversion.tigris.org
Received on Wed Sep 1 13:57:53 2004