Hello,

After testing, I am sure in my application, the purge method failed without display error.
Here the code here the code seach:

FullTextSession fullTextSession = Search.getFullTextSession(session);
Transaction tx = fullTextSession.beginTransaction();

try
{
// create native Lucene query
.........
// execute search
List result = hibQuery.list();

SearchResult searchResult = new SearchResult();
searchResult.setList(result);
searchResult.setNbResults(hibQuery.getResultSize());

return searchResult;
}
catch (ObjectNotFoundException e)
{
fullTextSession.purge(TipsArticle.class, e.getIdentifier());
throw e;
}
finally
{
tx.commit();
}

When i launch the search, objetnotfoundex is throwed with an Id (yes the object not in DB). But when I retry again : the same exception is done with the same Object ID ??? That why I think my Object wasn't be purged.
Have you an idea to fix my problem ?

For more info:
- I use indexing manually
- I created my lucene index with a batch way.
- I don't use hibernate annotations for mapping
- My DB is Mysql
- I noted with Luke tool, that my lucene index was locked.
- I work with eclispe- hibernate synchronizer - hibernate search 3.1.1.GA

Thanks for response (and sorry for my english language).

Ok I found my error:
I was putting @Id instead of @DocumentId on my entity identifier, however I was not using javax.persistence API.
In this way, I note the indexer works correctly however purger fails.

so you were using from ?

When i launch the search, objetnotfoundex is throwed with an Id (yes the object not in DB). But when I retry again : the same exception is done with the same Object ID ??? That why I think my Object wasn't be purged.
Have you an idea to fix my problem ?

Shamwow

Could you provide a testcase or post the relevant code of your entities? I can't help you much if I can't reproduce the problem.