This post describes how you with a few lines of code can take full advantage of Lucenes powerful analysis functionality for text normalization (crucial for free text searching) but using standard MongoDB features for data storage, indexing and retrieval.
Johan Rask
Full text search with MongoDB and Lucene analyzers
November 14th, 2010 by Johan Rask — Java, Tips & Tricks
Geo search with spatial-solr-plugin
October 27th, 2010 by Johan Rask — Java, Tips & Tricks
2011-05-10: Updated to support version 2.0 of the plugin. Recently, I was lucky to be contacted by a client who wanted help implementing geo search with Solr . With spatial support, we can get answers to queries like “How many coffee shops are there within 10km from this location, and what is the distance to [...]
Introduction to snmp4j
May 21st, 2010 by Johan Rask — Java, Tips & Tricks
Update 2010-09-22: Asynchronous fetch which is tested with Awaitility. SNMP is a widely accepted technology and is used in to monitor a wide variety of devices, but as it turns out very few people (at least among java programmers) seems to know anything about how to build snmp based solutions. This post will not discuss [...]
Tags: frameworks, Java, programming, snmp, snmp4j
