Thanks Christ. I probably have to repost this in Lucene mailing list.
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 9:49 AM, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> 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 reall
I have done some modifications on the solr python client[1], and
though we kept the same license and my work could be put back in solr
I think if there are more people interested we could improve the
module a lot.
As it is now it is looks to much unpythonic. Another BIG problem is
using t
Hi
I download the zip for nightly Solr Source files for 03/18/2008. This doesnt
seem to contain
the corresponding client folder with the SolrJ files. Is there a way to get
the SolrJ src and test
files as of that date? I have downloaded the solrj source from trunk, but am
not sure if this will wor
We turned a demo for a partner into this cute little web app in about
a week. It's using pretty much every facet (har) of solr we could
think of. All the jams are solr documents and the search,
recommendation, browsing, RSS/podcast etc are direct solr calls
through a proxy. It was a nice br
Does anyone have recommendations for a stable version 1.3 that can be used
in production? I am also looking to use standard features like posting
documents
and doing simple searches.
Feng Gao-4 wrote:
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> Hi,
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> There are so many new features in solr 1.3. What's the schedule of the
> r
One easy way is to put the solr folder with configuration files (schema.xml,
solrconfig.xml)
in the folder where you start Tomcat from. For example, i have the following
folder structure -
--> Tomcat Home
--> solr
--> conf (contains the configuration files)
--> bin
I copied over t
Hi every body
I am new user of Solr and I want to know how can I use Solr in my own java
program, what are the different possibilities of using solr. Is a web
servlet container is ncessary to run and use Solr, Is servlet Container as
Tomcat is enough to use all the power offered by solr. I hea
On Mar 22, 2008, at 3:47 PM, Raghav Kapoor wrote:
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 ?
The Lucene index must live under Solr's data directory, which is
configured in solrconfig.xml.
