Hi Zisis,
I think I remember considering using a PostFilter, however, whilst that
seems to be fine for a simple filter, what we wanted to do with XJoin was,
as well as filtering, to pull in fields from the external data and
incorporate them into the matching documents in the SOLR results set. Onc
On Mi, 2012-11-14 at 18:50 +0200, Artem Lokotosh wrote:
> See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAHOUT-1112
> Seems mahout doesn't yet support lucene 4.0
>
That indeed seems to be the reason. Running the test with solr 3.6.1
works fine.
thanks,
--tomw
a bug or some configuration or
installation went wrong.
--tomw
the format? So far I have not found
any entry in the config files which would indicate that.
Any idea?
Thanks,
--tomw
> Just use the update handler that is specific to a given core. For
> example if you have two cores named core1 and core2, you should use
> the following addresses (if you didn't change the default
> configuration):
>
> /solr/core1/update/
>
> and
>
> /solr/core2/update/
>
Thanks, that seems t
Hi,
I 've set up a Solr instance with multiple cores to be able to use
different indexes for different applications. The point I'm struggling
with is how do I insert documents into the index running on a specific
core? Any clue appreciated.
best
--
tomw
