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JesterJ Release Notes
Introduction
------------
JesterJ is an open source document ingestion framework, with a primary focus on making the process of getting
documents into a search engine as smooth as possible, both for small, quick use cases such as prototypes and
large high volume production use cases.
See http://www.jesterj.org for more information, and https://github.com/nsoft/jesterj for roadmap/status
Getting Started
---------------
Java 1.8 VM or later is supported. Older VM's should be used at your own risk.
In this release, there is an example Plan that can be run by passing -Djj.example=run on the command line
This requires solr cloud with Zookeeper at 9983 on localhost and a collection named jjtest that is configured
similarly to the dynamic schema example that comes with Solr.
Documentation can be found at https://github.com/nsoft/jesterj/wiki/Documentation
================== 0.1 ==================
Detailed Change List
----------------------
For a full list of commits included in the this release you can go here:
https://github.com/nsoft/jesterj/commits/releases/0.1
Highlights
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* Embedded Cassandra server
* Cassandra config and data location configurable, defaults to ~/.jj/cassandra
* Initial support for fault tolerance via logging statuses to the embedded cassandra server (WIP)
* Log4j appender to write to Cassandra where desired
* Initial API/process for user written steps.
* 40% test coverage (jacoco)
* Simple filesystem scanner
* 7 document processors implemented
* Processor to send batched results to solr.
* Runnable example to execute a plan that scans a filesystem, and indexes the documents in solr.
New Features
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Issue #3: Scan a directory for files. [Gus Heck (Needham Software)]
Issue #5: Step for human readable file sizes. [Dimitry Goldenberg (Hexastax)]
Issue #6: We need a send to solr step. [Gus Heck (Needham Software)]
Bug Fixes
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Issue #1: Initial startup running from a Jar fails. [Gus Heck (Needham Software)]
Optimizations
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(Initial release)
Other Changes
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