By ChiralSoftware
via chiralsoftware.com
Published: Aug 26 2008 / 03:33
Most sites that need to do full-text search of their content start with a simple "select * from blog where content ilike '%queryString%';". That often works in the test environment where there are only a few rows, but it breaks down quickly with a large corpus and more demanding searches. Lucky for us, the Apache Lucene project has a great framework for doing full-text searches, and the Hibernate team has integrated it with the Hibernate ORM, and the Seam and JBoss teams have made it available as a Seam-managed EntityManager. But don't worry, it's easy to use; we'll show how in a real-world Seam project.
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