I've built something with Plucene and it has "issues" that I would not
suggest using it. Its terrible slow and resource intensive. I also
think development has essentially stopped at this point. (I'm not sure
about that.)
KinoSearch shows a great deal of promise IMHO though its a bit
nascent. Its developer, Marvin Humphrey, is one of the founding
members of the Apache Lucy project[1]. The work being done to
KinoSearch comes from that work and will eventually become part of
Lucy.
Here are some benchmarks presented at OSCON 2006[2] of Lucene style
engines indexing 19043 news articles drawn from the Reuters 21578
collection, Distribution 1.0.
Lucene 1.9.1 57.71 secs
KinoSearch 0.09 62.91 secs
Plucene 1.24 1931 secs
I suspect that KinoSearch has gotten even a touch faster since then.
You'll want to use version 0.2 which is currently in a developers
release. Versions prior to 0.2 were considered alphas whose API and
index format are subject to compatibility breaks with v0.2 going
forward.
Hope that helps.
<tim/>
[1] http://lucene.apache.org/lucy/
[2] http://www.rectangular.com/downloads/KinoSearch_OSCON2006.pdf
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