Hi
It is not clear to me what exact command you were doing when you got an error.
Please state your solr version, the exact command you were trying to execute
and what error msg you got.
Why do you believe that resolving relative bootstrap_confdir relative to
SOLR_HOME
is a good idea? If a confi
You're probably being fooled by your analysis chain or searching
against your default field rather than the field yo uthink you are.
Plus, there's not much to go on here, you've essentially said
"it doesn't work". We need to see:
1> a sample doc you think should be found
2> the search query
3> th
Igiguere:
There's a tricky bit of logic in the selection of the configset IIRC
where if there is only one, it's used regardless. My bet: If
you add a new configset you won't be able to create collections.
BTW, in Solr 5.4 the bin/solr script has a new "zk" command
that you can use to do upconfig/
Background for Shawn's comments can be found here:
https://lucidworks.com/blog/2011/12/28/why-not-and-or-and-not/
Solr's query language is NOT strict boolean logic as explained
above. Although with proper grouping (parenthesizing) and tricks
like Shawn mentioned it can be pretty close.
Best,
Eri
If you use Zookeeper you'll be fine if (and only if)
the node was shut down gracefully. In that case Zookeeper
should be completely current.
If someone just pulled the plug on a Solr node though,
you'll have to wait until Zookeeper times out when
pinging the Solr node, perhaps minutes.
If you do
With Java 8, you also need to upgrade your tomcat which can work on Java 8.
I think Tomcat 8.x compiled using Java 8. I think you can switch your
existing Tomcat also to Java 8 but that may break somewhere because of same
reason.
Thanks
Rohit Kanchan
On Sat, Sep 10, 2016 at 2:38 AM, Brendan Hump
I think it is better to use zookeeper data. Solr Cloud updates zookeeper
about node status. If you are using cloud then u can check zookeeper
cluster api and get status of node from there. Zookeeper cluster state api
can give you information about your Solr cloud. I hope this helps.
Thanks
Rohit K
Solr 6.x requires Java 8 - you're using Java 7 (aka JDK 1.7).
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Installing+Solr
Cheers,
-Brendan
On 10 September 2016 at 19:21, Jiangenbo wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
> Sorry for disturbing you all
> I am facing at a problem when I deploy SOLR 6.
Hello Everyone,
Sorry for disturbing you all
I am facing at a problem when I deploy SOLR 6.0 in TOMCAT under Windows XP.
My tools and their version are
JDK 1.7
SOLR 6.0
TOMCAT 7.0
MyEclipse 8.0 (for starting TOMCAT)
I don't know how to deal with it and want to for your help, thanks !
The error in
