I can't make it to Texas very easily :(
On Tue, 2006-08-15 at 22:03 -0700, Chris Hostetter wrote:
> : Will this be available on-line anywhere after your presentation?
> :
> : I'd be very interested to see it :)
>
> The slides, or the code?
>
> If I have time to write the code, it will be in Sub
: Will this be available on-line anywhere after your presentation?
:
: I'd be very interested to see it :)
The slides, or the code?
If I have time to write the code, it will be in Subversion.
As for the slides, i think so -- but i can't make any promises; besides:
1) I'm a very animated spea
Ditto!
On Aug 15, 2006, at 9:18 PM, Martyn Smith wrote:
Will this be available on-line anywhere after your presentation?
I'd be very interested to see it :)
--
Martyn
On Tue, 2006-08-15 at 18:13 -0700, Chris Hostetter wrote:
I'm stoked to anounce that I'll be presenting at this years
Apach
Will this be available on-line anywhere after your presentation?
I'd be very interested to see it :)
--
Martyn
On Tue, 2006-08-15 at 18:13 -0700, Chris Hostetter wrote:
> I'm stoked to anounce that I'll be presenting at this years ApacheCon US,
> In Austin Texas on October 13th.
>
> I'll be dis
I'm stoked to anounce that I'll be presenting at this years ApacheCon US,
In Austin Texas on October 13th.
I'll be discussing how CNET uses Solr to power our Faceted searching
pages, showing some examples of how you can use the Solr RequestHandler
API to impliment very customized Faceted searchin
Wild speculation: but perhaps this is just a classpath issue. Perhaps the
on the fly compiler used by Jetty (and Tomcat in the case of the URL i
sent earlier) tries to build a complete list of resources available from
every item in the classpath before compiling JSPs, and in your case these
dylib
Hi all,
yes I suspect that may be the problem, I will go through some web
guides on Java and Mac, see if anythingcomes up..
thanks,
Ross.
On 15 Aug 2006, at 13:44, Erik Hatcher wrote:
Just as a data point, my team (3 of us) develop on OS X using Solr
with no problems. Two of us are on M
Just as a data point, my team (3 of us) develop on OS X using Solr
with no problems. Two of us are on MacBook Pro's and one poor soul
is on a PowerBook. I know that doesn't help, and I do recall
stumbling into this particular issue or one very much like it a long
while ago (not Solr relat
A .dylib file isn't a zip or a jar at all, it's a native OS X shared
library. I have absolutely NO idea why Solr is trying to open it. Are
you deploying just the stock version, or did you add some of your own
code to it?
-MB
On Aug 15, 2006, at 2:06 AM, Ross McDonald wrote:
Thanks for
