Re: Re: [larm-dev] This project

[otisg <ot...@ur...>]

Hello Leo,

Yes, indexing a RDBMS is lower on the priority list than web
crawling and indexing.  Personally, I am not interested in that
at all.  I am only interested in crawling and indexing the web.
If by 'doing more' you are referring to local indices a la
Harvest, then again, I don't think we want to do that with LARM.
 Harvest already failed attempting to get people to index their
own servers.  There is no need to repeat that mistake :).

Otis



---- On Wed, 09 Jul 2003, Leo Galambos
(leo...@eg...) wrote:

> Otis,
> 
> the point I tried to express is, that I do not know, how you
would like 
> to keep the index behind LARM in sync with a remote DB/SQL. As
far as I 
> read the documentation, you can do this in your LARM model, if
you fetch 
> a table tuple by tuple. On the other hand, if you want to
crawl local 
> directories or remote web servers, the design is perfect.
> 
> BTW, I tried to show, that you could easily modify your
design, and also 
> do something more in a web space. You know, I'm not interested
in RDBMS 
> features, but web has a high priority for me ;-).
> 
> -g-
> 
> 
> otisg wrote:
> 
> >I don't think I follow everything in your email, but I think
> >what you want to do (the distributed indexes a la Harvest,
etc.)
> >is different enough from what LARM wants to do (be a
'vanilla'
> >web crawler (also DB and file system indexer)), that the two
> >projects should continue their lives independently.
> >  
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
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