Thanks Chris.
-John
On 9/23/07, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> :was wondering if there are any plans of merging this patch into svn.
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> Hey John: I'm going to leave this message in my inbox as a reminder to
> look at the latest patch when i get a chance ... but at this poin
:was wondering if there are any plans of merging this patch into svn.
Hey John: I'm going to leave this message in my inbox as a reminder to
look at the latest patch when i get a chance ... but at this point i'm
having a hard enough time keeping up with geniune bugs, and feature
patche peo
: - I want to sort the results by title: I do it via a sort=title_t asc
parameter
: - when I don't apply any facetting filter, it works well, my results
: are sorted by title. Search URL is:
...
: - the problem is that as soon as I apply a facetting filter via
: qf=facet:value, I can't ge
: Is there a way to filter the log that goes into resin by "bad/fatal" stuff
: separate from the usual request logging? I would like to put the solr errors
: somewhere else so it's more maintainable.
Resin actually has one of the best logging configuration mechanisms i've
seen, the docs from ca
: Sometimes there's a field that shouldn't be multiValued, but the data comes in
: with multiple fields of the same name in a single document.
:
: Is there any way to continue processing other documents in a file even if one
: document errors out? It seems like whenever we hit one of these cases,
Hi all,
I'm currently playing with solr (a nightly build of sep. 16) to see if
it can fit our needs. It's really a great piece of software and I
especially appreciate the facetting features.
I now have something that works really well and there's only one problem left:
- I want to sort the result
Okay, I figured it out. The method invocation messages are being
generated by the java logging api. The default logging handler in the
solr+jetty setup is java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler. That handler (or
perhaps java.util.logging.SimpleFormatter, its default formatter)
causes a what-method-am-I-i
i wanna do it.
Maybe someone did it, if so, give me some tips.
thks
--
regards
jl
Hi There,
I'm new to solr, and so far I've been impressed. One thing I'm curious
about, as a newbie, is the source of some of the log messages that
show up in the example solr+jetty setup, found in the 1.2
distribution's example directory.
I'm seeing two kinds of log messages. First there are one
