We resolved this problem by changing the "Content-Type" we were providing.
Changing it to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" resolved the issue.
Thanks for the help!
Lee
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We just upgraded our dev environment from Solr 4.6 to 4.7 and our search
"posts" are now returning a "Search requests cannot accept content streams"
error. We did not install over top of our 4.6 install, we installed into a
new folder.
org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: Search requests cannot
Excellent, thank you.
Lee
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We are currently running Solr 4.6.1 in a dev/testing environment running on
top of CentOS 6.x 64bit w/12 gigs ram.
Not being real familiar with Linux and Solr we basically just copied the
Solr-4.6.1 folder/file structure right into the "var" folder of the server
and launched the Solr engine with t
Problem resolve. Once we got JTS properly installed all was well.
Lee
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Ok, I think the issue here is that I need to install the JTS library. I will
have that done and try again.
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Getting the following error when attempting to run a polygon query from the
Solr Admin utility: :"com.spatial4j.core.exception.InvalidShapeException:
incompatible dimension (2) and values (Intersects). Only 0 values
specified",
"code":400
My query is as follows:
q=geoloc:Intersects(POLYGON((-
My bad, I think this error was actually a result of using the Solr Admin
utility to query the index and the query I entered included the double
quotes.
However, this left me with a different error that I may post a question
about if I cannot figure it out.
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I'm attempting to run a polygon search but I'm getting back an "Invalid
Number: Intersects(POLYGON(-83.63493346958422 42.47186899701156"," response.
My geoloc data is stored in the index as follows: "geoloc":
"-82.549200,43.447400"
My polygon query is as follows:
q=geoloc:"Intersects(POLYGON(-83.
Thanks the syntax correction solved the problem. I actually thought I tried
that before I posted.
Thanks
Lee
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I setup a Solr Core and populated it with documents but I am not able to get
any results when attempting to search the documents.
A generic search (q=*.*) returns all documents (and fields/values within
those documents), however when I try to search using specific criteria I get
no results back.
David, Thanks for the response, the info should be very helpful!
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We have a public property search site that we are looking to replace the back
end index server on and we are looking at Solr as a possible replacement
(ElasticSearch is another possibility).
One of the key search components of out site is to search on a bounding box
(rectangle), custom multi-point
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