: Is there a way to retrieve all rows found without having to specify a
: value for it (?q=sales&rows=HUGE_NUMBER)? For instance, what I'd like to
: do would be something like "rows=*" or "rows=all" and that would return
: all the records found, without any limits.
there's really no good reason t
Is there a way to retrieve all rows found without having to specify a value for
it (?q=sales&rows=HUGE_NUMBER)? For instance, what I'd like to do would be
something like "rows=*" or "rows=all" and that would return all the records
found, without any limits.
Thanks.
i use freebsd(csh),,and use cmd like
/tmp/*tomcat*/bin/startup.sh
if u use
./apache-tomcat-5.5.20/bin/startup.sh
u maybe
chmod +x ./*tomcat*/bin/startup.sh
or
sh ./*tomcat*/bin/startup.sh
i have 15 instances in one box(use tomcat)
2007/5/9, Teruhiko Kurosaka <[EMAIL PROTE
Chris,
Thank you for your answer. With your answer, I'll reread yonik's article
and try to understand his idea.
Why I'm interested in it because I have a customer and they will use
Solr to serve a good many
documents. We expect we need to implement federated search function
in a year as the
aha，，win fix it。
Do u remember when i first use analyzer to support Chinese?
They have same question, so fix it is just to encode it 'UTF-8'.
In win, use "save as " and choose encode type to 'utf-8'
restart tomcat,,,and u will find it is ok.
my solrconfig.xml like this
> forumname
Thank you, Hoss...
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Hostetter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 8:41 PM
> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: sorting problem
>
>
> : My query tries to search all entries which their ctype is video sorte
> did you try searching for that error message? the first
> result google gave
> me points to this mailing list thread...
>
> http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/tomcat-dev/200512.mbo
> x/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Yes, I found this email archive thread in another mail archive site.
I tried nuki
: Tomcat seems to have changed the way to configure things, starting
: with 5.5. If I follow the instruction given in the "Configuraing Solr
: Home
: with JNDI" section in
: > http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrTomcat
:
: Tomat ignores it with this warning message in the log:
: WARNING: A docBase
Thank you, Hoss, for replying m question.
> : An important factor in the instruction is that Tomcat must
> : be started from the directory under which the solr directory
> : (copied from the exmaple) exists
> that's not true. if you use JNDI or system properties to
> configure the
> "solr h
: An important factor in the instruction is that Tomcat must
: be started from the directory under which the solr directory
: (copied from the exmaple) exists. That is, Solr runs only
: if Tomcat is invoked as:
: $ ./apache-tomcat-5.5.20/bin/startup.sh
: It doesn't if Tomcat is invoked like this:
:
I struggled to run Solr in Tomcat 5.5 (or 6.0 for that matter).
Then I found a step-by-step instruction at
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrTomcat
and followed it as much as possible (wget URL didn't work, so
I had to download using browser). Then Solr worked.
An important factor in the instructio
: My query tries to search all entries which their ctype is video sorted by
: tstamp descending and then sorted by popularity:
: However the results returned are sorted only by the tstamp.
Solr stores datefields with millisecond precision, so if you index a date
field without rounding, then all
The problem was gone. Thank you very much for the handling.
Koji
Ryan McKinley wrote:
sorry. I tested with something that did not duplicate the problem.
update and try rev 536048.
Koji Sekiguchi wrote:
Ryan,
Thank you for committing SOLR-214, but we are still facing the
garbled character
Hi,
I have 2 fields which I would like to sort by, one is a "date" field and the
other is "sint".
My query tries to search all entries which their ctype is video sorted by
tstamp descending and then sorted by popularity:
q=ctype:video;tstamp desc;popularity desc&fl=tstamp,popularity
However t
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