I created an ASP.NET application that uses Lucene for searching my web pages. Locally, everything works fine, but when I deploy it to the IIS server, the code that generates the write.lock file during the creation of the index, gives the following error:
Access to the path ‘C:inetpubwwwrootGcsWebOnlineHelpwrite.lock’ is denied.
What’s your preferred method of providing a search facility on a website? Currently I prefer to use Lucene.net over Indexing Service / SQL Server full-text search (as there’s nothing to set up server-side), but what other ways are being used out there?
I’ve heard of Lucene.Net and I’ve heard of Apache Tika. The question is – how do I index these documents using C# vs Java? I think the issue is that there is no .Net equivalent of Tika which extracts relevant text from these document types.
I’m building an ASP.NET MVC site where I plan to use Lucene.Net. I’ve envisioned a way to structure the usage of Lucene, but not sure whether my planned architecture is OK and efficient.
I’m using Lucene.Net in an ASP.NET application on a shared host. Got this stack trace shown below. What’s the work around?