It was launched in June 2008.
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It is geography for GIS (aka Geographic Information System).
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It depends on the machine and the memory. On a core2 Duo it takes about 24 hours. If you need a Postgres dump or solr dump contact me.
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It has been tested on several machines using linux, Windows and various JVMs. Gisgraphy has high unit/integration test coverage.
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Yes, I plan to keep the development going.
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Me and myself : David Masclet:)
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Java / Spring / Hibernate / Hibernate Spatial / Maven 2 / PostGIS / PostgreSQL / Jersey (CXF when V2.1 is released).
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Gisgraphy is designed for Java 1.5 but you can try this tool.
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Edit the importer.filesToDownload option in the env.properties file. Set the country you want to download and process. Or, if you don't want Gisgraphy to download files; set the importer.retrieveFiles option to false and put the files you want to process in the 'importer.geonames.dir' directory.
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Yes, just edit the importerConfig.acceptRegExString option. See user the guide.
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Yes, you can find some information here.
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It is due to SolR < = > Unix, you need to update the max numbers of open files on your system. See this link and this one for help.
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