Hi,
I have some dynamic fields something as key value pair in my SOLR data
config like
sometimes I get the value for any particular propertyname as blank from my
DB, in that case I would like to have SOLR return null value for that
particular property name.. Currently if the value is null it
Mark,
Cool. I didn't think that was the expected behavior. Will you guys at Lucid
be rolling this patch into your 1.4 distribution?
As per your 1.5 comment, do you think 1.5 trunk is stable enough for
production or should I just be keeping an eye on it. I know its never really
known, but do yo
On 04/11/2010 12:26 AM, Blargy wrote:
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option httpchk GET /solr/items/admin/file?file=healthcheck.txt
...
so basically I am requesting that file to determine if that particular slave
is up or not. Is this the preferred way of doing this? I kind of like the
"Enable/Disable" feature of this hea
Adding it to the main core looks like it works, without the dismax
handler even present in the live core config. It won't take the bf
value that I described, though.
recip(ms(NOW,product(post_date,1000)),3.17e-11,1,1)
This spits an error:
Problem accessing /solr/main/select. Reason:
und
Taking the HAProxy out of the picture I still see the same results if I hit
my solr instance:
http://localhost:8983/solr/items/admin/file?file=healthcheck.txt from my
browser
..
java4729 root 48u REG 8,17 0 817622
/var/solr/home/items/conf/healthcheck.txt
java47
The query is at the broker level, and is included in the distributed
search. You can't place in the shard, because the distributed search
shortcuts the query handlers (I think).
On 4/11/10, Shawn Heisey wrote:
> I am using a setup where I have specified the shards parameter in a
> broker called "
Try a new thread with 'dismax' and 'boosts' in the title.
The Solr date features offer nice support in range queries and
faceting. If you round the stored date to NOW/1SECOND and store it as
a tdate, it won't use much more space than storing the seconds as a
tint. ('t' stands for Trie, a compresse
A lot of Lucene is optional for Solr. If you trim down the number of
analyzers etc., it's not very many.
There are a few tiny servlet engines intended to be embeddable.
Embedded Solr is just a big library. Google may have ported their
OpenGSE thing.
On 4/11/10, Jon Baer wrote:
> How large is
What is the client for these requests? Do they all go in on the same
socket or do they use separate sockets?
If they are a SolrJ program, and you say 'new CommonsHttpSolrServer'
for each request, each request goes in on a new socket. This creates a
new thread for each request, and the old threads
> Has anyone implemented a Dismax type
> solution that also uses a default
> operator (or q.op)?
Dismax ignores default operator.
> I'd like to be able to use OR
> operators for all the
> qf fields but have read that qf=dismax does not support
> operators.
Dismax has a mm [1] (Minimum 'Should'
Has anyone implemented a Dismax type solution that also uses a default
operator (or q.op)? I'd like to be able to use OR operators for all the
qf fields but have read that qf=dismax does not support operators.
I am using a setup where I have specified the shards parameter in a
broker called "main", which then queries a bunch of other machines
including the one it's on, using the core named "live."
true
6000
explicit
50
name="shards">idxinc:8983/solr/live,idxst0-b:8983/solr/live,idxst1-b:8983/solr/l
On 4/9/2010 7:35 PM, Lance Norskog wrote:
The example function seems to round time to years, so you're boosting by year?
Your dates are stored as UTC 64-bit longs counting the number of
milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970. That's it. They're in milliseconds
whether you supplied them that way or not.
How large is the index? There is probably alot of work in getting Solr and
dependencies (for example Lucene / RMI from what I have read) ...
Interestingly enough there is a Jetty container for it ...
http://code.google.com/p/i-jetty/
I think Solr itself would be OK to port to Dalvik just the L
I have an application using solr than runs on an enterprise(computer).
I want to port the same application to Android hand held device. I tried
searching for a light weight Solr server for Android but was unsuccessful.
(Please note that I'm not interested about porting a client but the full
ap
Perhaps a silly question, but it's amazing
how many of my problems turn out to be
something I do to myself...
Are you sorting on anything other than
score?
Best
Erick
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 6:51 AM, Mark Fletcher
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use *dismax* and have specified my fields to be boosted in the
He is referring to the org.apache.lucene.search.Filter classes.
Michael,
I did a search too and I could not really find any useful tutorials on the
subject.
You can take a look at how this is implemented in the Spatial Solr Plugin by
the JTeam
http://www.jteam.nl/news/spatialsolr.html
Their co
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