I read on Spring web site that the Spring Modules project is now deprecated in favor of Spring Extensions. However, unless I am missing something, Spring Extensions does not support Lucene like Spring Modules did.
Am I missing something?
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I read on Spring web site that the Spring Modules project is now deprecated in favor of Spring Extensions. However, unless I am missing something, Spring Extensions does not support Lucene like Spring Modules did.
Am I missing something?
No, I don’t think you’re missing anything. Users of Spring Modules were rather left in the lurch, I feel.
There is an alternative to Spring Lucene, though, which is Compass. Rather than being a library to make lucene easier, it actually provides an abstraction layer on top of Lucene. I like it, I;ve used it for several lucene-based projects now, it’s good quality.