thks,ryan, i find "required" in changes.txt
2007/6/4, Ryan McKinley < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> i modifiy it and now start is ok
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> property required means?
> i not find it in comment.
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"required" means that the field *must* be specified when you add it to
the index. If it i
i modifiy it and now start is ok
property required means?
i not find it in comment.
"required" means that the field *must* be specified when you add it to
the index. If it isn't there, you will get an error.
If you upgrade or work from trunk, make sure to read CHANGES.txt
careful
solr 1.3dev 2007-06-04(svn)
tomcat log show me error information:
solr 1.3dev 2007-06-04
org.apache.solr.core.SolrException: Unknown fieldtype 'string'
i find it only use in shema.xml
i modifiy it and now start is ok
property required means?
i not find it in comment.
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thks Solr Committers
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regards
jl
: 2) i'm vaguely familiar with debian policy on "no redundency" but i'm not
: sure it relaly applies here ... the published releases of Solr only
: include one jar: the solr.jar (which contains solr source code for use in
whoops ... my bad, i forgot we do actually include all of the other jars
in
: as a Tomcat 5.5 webapp. I got the package working, but I would like the
: package to use the Debian-supplied lucene and xpp3 .jar files, which
: with Debian are installed under /usr/share/java. It is Debian policy not
: to unnecessarily duplicate .jars on the same system.
:
: I've tried the follo
David -
It depends on what "distributed" means in your question.
If you're looking for high availability, that can be accomplished through
typical load balancing schemes for the servlet container that's running
solr. Solr helps out in this respect with a replication scheme using rsync
that keep
Hello all,
Is there distributed support in Solr search engine? For example install solr
instance on different server and have them load balanced.
Anyway, any suggestion/experience about Solr distributed search topic is
appreciated.
Regards,
David
Hi all,
I'm working on packaging Solr for Debian. The package will install Solr
as a Tomcat 5.5 webapp. I got the package working, but I would like the
package to use the Debian-supplied lucene and xpp3 .jar files, which
with Debian are installed under /usr/share/java. It is Debian policy not
to u
