radha c wrote:
Hi,
I am having below schema.xml, I did not define any string field. But I am
getting the below error when I start Tomcat,
Can anyone please suggest me what is the issue here.
Why you got the exception is because you don't have string field type
defined in schema.xml,
but yo
Hi Erick,
I still don't get it.The scenario is like this.
Intially i indexed the content with the stop word filter at both index time
and query time.That means
the stop words are not there in the index .
Now i removed the stop filter only at query time so that a query like this
will not fetch re
I assume that you're not using any Tomcat native libs? If you are,
try removing them... if not (and the crash happened more than once in
the same place) then it looks like a JVM bug rather than flakey
hardware and the easiest path forward would be to try the latest Java6
(update 12).
-Yonik
http:
all the attributes are passed on to the driver as is. so the
characterEncoding must work automatically if you add it in the
tag
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 12:35 PM, aerox7 wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've cheked MySql conf with "mysql> SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'character_set%'; "
> : all character_set are in UTF-8
Hi,
I've cheked MySql conf with "mysql> SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'character_set%'; "
: all character_set are in UTF-8.
I think that dataimporter get data in ISO. so the i just write a custom
transformer to change the row's charset from iso to utf and now it work.
--> Noble Paul : I use SOLR 1.4 Night
