I have a requirement to provide a book-style browseable 'index' of all our resources (which are already indexed with ferret). I thought that a nice simple way to do this would be to pull every unique indexed word from the ferret index, so that when the user clicks on a word in the index, i just do a regular ferret search using that word. With this approach, the only work i need to do is to generate the list of terms in the first place (and refresh it occasionally). Is there a way to pull this out of the ferret index somehow? It doesn't have to happen in real time, i could do it in a cron job and save the results to a text file, or whatever. So, i don't mind if it's a slow process. Grateful for any advice - max
on 2009-12-08 15:54
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