I have a directory that gets created in my codebase called indexes, and
below that is a name that is related to an entity that I am storing in the
index . . . I think.
anyway, hunting down what this is, and could NOT find the name of the
directory, filenames, or extenstions that ES uses!
Actually, I found the answer by grepping where the object name under
listing was in my files.
Turns out that our source control needs some work. I had deleted
Hibernate's search from the files, and one of my coders put it back.
Just for everyone else's education, since all open source search engines
are using lucene indexes and functionality, they will ALL have those file
types. The big clue was searching online for 'segments.gen' filename.
And the grepping
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 9:02:14 PM UTC-5, Dennis wrote:
I have a directory that gets created in my codebase called indexes, and
below that is a name that is related to an entity that I am storing in the
index . . . I think.
anyway, hunting down what this is, and could NOT find the name of the
directory, filenames, or extenstions that ES uses!
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