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I need a site search engine to provide search for my members-only content. I've previously used Fluid Dynamics Search Engine but was wondering if there was anything that's been more recently updated.
Needs to index content via site crawling as opposed to filesystem crawling as all content is in a database. Also needs to run under FreeBSD / Linux.
Yes, sorry, not programming... but this is the best place to get great answers!
Solr from the Apache Lucene project might be of interest to you.
Another excellent one is Xapian.
Sphinx should be pretty good as well:
Sphinx Search
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I need to choose an open source BPEL engine for my work. I'm new to BPEL and I've never worked with any BPEL engine. Which engine would you recommend me that is easy to configure and use for a begginer? Brief explanation but I really have to experience at all.
We use Apache ODE at work, and it works fine. The project support we have via mailing lists is enough for us.
I used Oracle's BPEL engine about two years ago. It was both a nightmare to configure, and fairly half-baked in terms support. Even their example code didn't work properly. Things may have changed since then.
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Really need a book recommendation for mastering node.js.
From this list...or ?
http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/home/search/?keywords=nodejs&pageSize=12
I personally like http://www.nodebeginner.org/ as a foundation.
PeepCode Full Stack Node.js screencast https://peepcode.com/products/full-stack-nodejs-i helps to understand aspects of practical use.
Also Google for deploying Node.js applications to production as it is not as straightforward as with more traditional server side technologies on web and it can make an impact on your application strategy.
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I have a Zend framework site running and somebody actually managed to upload 2 php scripts in the ZF public folder.
I've changed the password to cpanel including ftp, database etc.
But how can I prevent this from happening again?
If it is possible to access pgrfilemanager without a login then users can easily upload whatever files they want to your site. You'll need to find a way to secure that script, either by including your ZF login check inside of it somehow, or by securing it with a htaccess style login instead (probably easier).
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Lately I have been reading a lot of blog topics about big sites(facebook, twitter, digg, reddit to name a few) using cassandra as their datastore instead of MysqL.
I would like to gather a list of resources to learn using cassandra. Hopefully some videos or podcasts explaining how to use cassandra.
My list
Twissandra - Twissandra is an example project, created to learn and demonstrate how to use Cassandra. Running the project will present a website that has similar functionality to Twitter
WTF is a supercolumn - WTF is a SuperColumn? An Intro to the Cassandra Data Model
I hope there are resources to watch howto use cassandra.
Many thanks,
Alfred
I found these articles really helpful coming from the relational world:
http://www.sodeso.nl/?p=80
http://www.sodeso.nl/?p=108
http://www.sodeso.nl/?p=207
Right now the docs available for cassandra is limited in some places. I've been watching the Cassandra user and dev email list like a hawk. That seems to be where most of the FAQ's live.
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Is JSF being used in the enterprise, or at least growing in use?
We're using it at my company in an 'Enterprise' way, I know the previous two companies I've worked at have used it in various projects. The only other framework which was more popular was Struts 1.
This page gives some 'real world' JSF links.
Yes, it's being used.
Is the use widespread? I don't think so. It's probably being used more than Wicket but less than Spring MVC, at least from conversations with my own peers.