: Well, just to add to this, the fact is that Tomcat (or any other container)
: will probably never have info about SOLR so while I sympathize with the
: "cleanness" aspect of not providing this info, it sucks when one is trying to
: figure it out.
right ... but generic things about tomcat (like
: I'm developing against solr trunk and I wanted to start using the newSearcher
: ans firstSearcher functionality.
: However I'm getting a nullpointer exception when I startup my solr instance .
...
: What I'm I doning wrong, because it looks like SearchHandler.inform(..)
: is never calle
:
:
:
:
:
: I tried some different analyzer, but the same exception happened, so I think
: it is solr's problem or my configuration has something wrong
your configuration looks right, what does the source code for your
PaodingAnalyzer look like? does it have a default (no arg
: is there a way (or formula) to determine the required amount of RAM memory,
: e.g. by number of documents, document size?
There's a lot of factors that come into play ... number of documents and
size of documents aren't nearly as significant as number of unique indexed
terms.
: with 4.000.00
the topic has come up before on the lucene java lists (allthough i can't
think of any good search terms to find the old threads .. I can't really
remember how people have discribed this idea in the past)
I don't remember anyone ever suggesting/sharing a general purpose
solution intrinsicly mor
: I would like to incorporate a synonym dictionary! Is there any readymade
: synonym dictionary/list available.. which
: i can incorporate in my search module
The SynonmFilter is ready to use for incorporating synonyms into Solr, but
if you're looking for an actual list of Synonyms to use ... th
Hi Yonik,
Thanks for reply !
Once we have exported the index file on the server
where Solr is running, how can we configure solr to
use that index file and search on it ?
In short, how does solr search on java lucene indexed
files ?
I am very new to Solr and am still trying to learn the
basics.
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Raghav Kapoor
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Page 180 of Lucene In action, there is a reference
> for searching multiple indexes remotely using RMI. I
> am still trying to figure out how that works and if
> that would fit in our scenario. We have multiple
> c
Well, just to add to this, the fact is that Tomcat (or any other
container) will probably never have info about SOLR so while I
sympathize with the "cleanness" aspect of not providing this info, it
sucks when one is trying to figure it out.
I subscribed to the wiki but I'm a little wary. Shou
Hi All:
How can we convert the lucene index file into format
that solr can understand. I have very little knowledge
about solr and not sure if there is a way we can post
the .cfs index file directly to the solr server with
this command :-
java -jar post.jar ?
I assume post.jar only takes xml doc
Hi Erik,
Thanks for your response !
On Page 180 of Lucene In action, there is a reference
for searching multiple indexes remotely using RMI. I
am still trying to figure out how that works and if
that would fit in our scenario. We have multiple
client machines running a web server where the indexe
On Mar 22, 2008, at 12:32 AM, Raghav Kapoor wrote:
How can we re-use an existing lucene index file (.cfs)
in Solr and search on it in solr?
I need to do this as the index is created on one
machine(client) to be used by solr server for
searching. The solr server will refer to this index
file by s
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