I'm interested in the answer as well. Here's what I inferred from the
discussion (without probing into solr's source code):
1. there can be only one schema.xml in a "Solr Home" directory;
2. one Solr instance can only have one "Solr Home" directory.
Is that the correct understanding?
I really
Hi,
I have Solr 1.2 and JBoss Application Server 4.2.1 installed in Windows
machine and would like to find how to integrate it together.
can anyone help me?
Thanks,
Jae Joo
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: Subject: RE: clear index
:
: If that happens, then using that specific query should be added to the
: FAQ for how to clear an index.
it sort of already is ... note the answer to "How can I rebuild my index
from scratch if I change my schema?"
...feel free to expand on the entry to make to easi
: > Hmmm, i see ... well the easiest way to go is not to worry about it when
: > parsing the query, when you go to compute facets for all hte fields you
: > tink might be useful, you'll see that only one value for "brand" matches,
: > and you can just skip it.
: I would think that this is not the
: I'm unclear on whether changing the schema.xml file
: automatically causes a reindex or not. If I'm adding
: a field to the schema (and removing some unused ones),
: does solr do the reindex? Or, do I have to kick it
: off myself.
how would solr know what data to put in your new field for all
