Thanks Hoss,
I was mainly looking for an explanation of such an answer only coz in the forum
there were such replies posted for Hierarchical faceting.
I'll try out the method.
Thanks.
Sachit
-Original Message-
From: Chris Hostetter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 20
I've updated the documentation at http://wiki.apache.org/solr/Solrj
all these code is not necessary
((CommonsHttpSolrServer) server).setParser(new
BinaryResponseParser());
((CommonsHttpSolrServer) server).setParser(new XMLResponseParser());
((CommonsHttpSolrServer) se
Ok... Thanks
: Solr does not directly read you xml files. It maintains a Lucene index
bsaed on Laxmilal's first post, it seems like he already built an index.
His question seems very specificly about how to directly control the name
of hte index directory -- because he wants to reuse the same data dir for
Tomcat is using about 98mb memory, mysql is about 500mb. Tomcat
completely freezes up - can't do anything other than restart the
service.
It's freezing when it's adding new documents (we add using solrSharp).
Once the documents are added, we do a comit through solrsharp. It's
timing out well befor
: The case in point is DIH. DIH uses the standard DOM parser that comes
: w/ JDK. If it reads the xml properly do we need to complain?. I guess
: that data-config.xml may not be used for any other purposes.
that's a vague statement as well ... there is no such thing as "the
standard DOM parser
: Suppose, I have 3 categories like politics, science and sports. In the
: schema, I am defining a field type called 'Category'. I don't have a sub
: category field type (and don't want to have one). Now, Cricket and
: Football are some categories which can be considered to be under sports.
:
: I'm new to Solr and have get the following error when i want to add Data to
: the Server instance:
:
: SolrServer server = getSolrServer(); // The method getSolrServer() is
: undefined for the type Upload
"Upload" seems to be a class you have written, and you don't have a method
named getSol
: I'm trying to create the boost query (bq parameter) effect with the standard
: request handler. Unfortunately, going to the dismax handler isn't really an
: option for me, so I'm trying to create a similar effect.
as of SOlr 1.3 -- the "SearchHandler" (which superclasses and replaces the
old
: If you want replication for every core, put the bin directory in each core.
you should be able to get away with having a single copy of the
bin scripts -- but you will *definitely* need a seperate scripts.conf for
each core (at the moment anyway).
-Hoss
: Subject: multicore admin interface
: Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 18:29:54 -0700
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wow!!! you can't imagine what my problem was,
the problem was that I am using solr admin Interface for testing my search
server and when you are using multicore
it redirects you to :
http://localhost:8080/core3/select/?q=
instead of
http://localhost:8080/solr/core3/select/?q=
and every
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