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Lightweight Full Text Search Server for Java
Setup
Use NetBeans to build
or
[[email protected] FTServer]$ mvn package cargo:run
Dependencies
The Results Order
The results order based on the id() number in class PageText, descending order.
A Page has many PageTexts. if don't need multiple Texts, modify Html.getDefaultTexts(Page), returns only one PageText.
the Page.GetRandomContent() method is used to keep the Search-Page-Content always changing, doesn't affect the real PageText order.
Use the ID number to control the order instead of loading all pages to memory. Or load top 100 pages to memory then re-order it by favor.
Search Format
[Word1 Word2 Word3] => text has Word1 and Word2 and Word3
["Word1 Word2 Word3"] => text has "Word1 Word2 Word3" as a whole
Search [https http] => get almost all pages
Search Method
search (... String keywords, long startId, long count)
startId => which ID(the id when you created PageText) to start, use (startId=Long.MaxValue) to read from the top, descending order
count => records to read, important parameter, the search speed depends on this parameter, not how big the data is.
Next Page
set the startId as the last id from the results of search minus one
startId = search( "keywords", startId, count);
nextpage_startId = startId - 1 // this 'minus one' has done inside search()
...
//read next page
search("keywords", nextpage_startId, count)
mostly, the nextpage_startId is posted from client browser when user reached the end of webpage, and set the default nextpage_startId=Long.MaxValue, in javascript the big number have to write as String ("'" + nextpage_startId + "'")
Private Server
Open
public Page Html.get(String url);
Set your private WebSite text
Page page = new Page();
page.url = url;
page.title = title;
page.text = replace(doc.body().text());
page... = ...
return page;
Maximum Opened Files
[[email protected] ~]$ cat /proc/sys/fs/file-max
803882
[[email protected] ~]$ ulimit -a | grep files
open files (-n) 500000
[[email protected] ~]$ ulimit -Hn
500000
[[email protected] ~]$ ulimit -Sn
500000
[[email protected] ~]$
$ vi /etc/security/limits.conf
* hard nofile 500000
* soft nofile 500000
root hard nofile 500000
root soft nofile 500000