It's not free (for production use anyway), but you might consider DataStax
Enterprise: http://www.datastax.com/products/enterprise
It is a very nice consolidation of Cassandra, Solr and Hadoop. No ETL required.
Cheers,
Jeff
On Jul 26, 2012, at 3:55 PM, Trung Pham wrote:
> Is it possible to r
Okay, my fault. I had a misunderstanding as to under what conditions DataStax
Enterprise 2 re-indexes the content, and thus while I had the field definitions
set properly to support FVH, I believe no actual position and offset data was
generated and that might indicate why I had empty highlights
Joey:
I'm not sure what you mean by wapping solr to your own web application. There
is a way to embed Solr into your application (same JVM), but I've never used
that. If you're talking about your servlet running in one JVM and Solr in
another, then use the SolrJ client library to interact wit
Well, here's something that might just work. Using the Solr 3.4+ facet.prefix
parameter, as well as prefixing the values of the particular field I want to
facet based on the node neighbor ID, I get what I need.
Adding the field:
Then, for each value, I prefix it with {nodeId}-. Fo
