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If I don’t have access to the file system, but do have access to a MySQL instance, can I store the lucene index in a mysql database. I was able to find the DbDirectory and thought that it might do the trick. However, it looks like it works with a Berkeley DB rather than an RDBMS.
I dont believe you can, it would defeat the purpose of Lucene. If your indexing does not take to long you could consider a RAMDirectory which I believe stores it in memory.