how to change the default path of Solr Tomcat
Hi everyone, I really need your help this is the default address that I got from the solr: http://172.16.17.126:8983/solr/ the question is how to change that path to be: http://172.16.17.126:8983/search/ Please I really need your help thanks a lot before
Re: how to change the default path of Solr Tomcat
firstly, I really appreciate your respond to my question Ken I'm using Tomcat on Linux Debian I can't find the solr.xml in \program files\apache...\Tomcat\conf\catalina\localhost there are only 2 files in localhost folder: host-manager.xml and manager.xml any solutions? On 7/22/2010 10:41 AM, kenf_nc wrote: Your environment may be different, but this is how I did it. (Apache Tomcat on Windows 2008) go to \program files\apache...\Tomcat\conf\catalina\localhost rename solr.xml to search.xml recycle Tomcat service
Re: how to change the default path of Solr Tomcat
wowww...amazing Girish ! the solution that you gave is very simple but 100% answering my problem thanks a lot Girish ! On 7/22/2010 11:43 AM, Girish Pandit wrote: it seems like you are using Default server (Jetty with port 8983), also it looks like you are trying to run it with command "java -jar start.jar" if so then under same directory there is another directory called "webapps" go in there, rename "solr.war" to "search.war" bounce server and you should be good to go! Eben wrote: firstly, I really appreciate your respond to my question Ken I'm using Tomcat on Linux Debian I can't find the solr.xml in \program files\apache...\Tomcat\conf\catalina\localhost there are only 2 files in localhost folder: host-manager.xml and manager.xml any solutions? On 7/22/2010 10:41 AM, kenf_nc wrote: Your environment may be different, but this is how I did it. (Apache Tomcat on Windows 2008) go to \program files\apache...\Tomcat\conf\catalina\localhost rename solr.xml to search.xml recycle Tomcat service
Re: how to change the default path of Solr Tomcat
Hi Wong, I'm using Default server (Jetty with port 8983) Girish solution already solve my problem thanks for your response Wong :) On 7/22/2010 11:57 AM, K Wong wrote: Check: /var/lib/tomcat5.5/conf/Catalina/localhost/ Are you using Tomcat on a custom port (the default tomcat port is 8080)? Check your ports ($ sudo netstat -nlp) Maybe try searching the file system for the solr.xml file? $ sudo find / -name solr.xml Hope this helps. K On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 8:22 PM, Eben wrote: firstly, I really appreciate your respond to my question Ken I'm using Tomcat on Linux Debian I can't find the solr.xml in \program files\apache...\Tomcat\conf\catalina\localhost there are only 2 files in localhost folder: host-manager.xml and manager.xml any solutions? On 7/22/2010 10:41 AM, kenf_nc wrote: Your environment may be different, but this is how I did it. (Apache Tomcat on Windows 2008) go to \program files\apache...\Tomcat\conf\catalina\localhost rename solr.xml to search.xml recycle Tomcat service
faceting on very long strings
Is there any kind of general rule-of-thumb character limit in regards to faceting on very long strings? I have a string field that I want to facet on (contains geographic data structured as a GeoJSON Feature), where the length is typically around 220 characters. Is this too long to facet on, performance-wise? If this (~220 chars) is too long, is there some way to hash the long string and copyField for better performance, but in a way that the original string values can be returned as facets in the response? I know this question is a bit vague, and I would imagine mileage will vary depending on the specifics of the situation. I anticipate the entire index to include about 2 million documents, with possibly about 200,000 unique values for this GeoJSON string field. Thanks! Eben English
