LocalSolr,Apache-solr-1.4.0

2010-03-08 Thread mamathahl
hi, I am interested in spatial search. I am using Apache-solr 1.4.0 and LocalSolr I have followed the instructions given in the following website http://gissearch.com/localsolr The query of the following format /solr/select?&qt=geo&lat=xx.xx&long=yy.yy&q=abc&radius=zz (after substituting valid val

Re: Can I used .XML files instead of .OSM files

2010-03-05 Thread mamathahl
ow the > same format as the example file, with > the same tags and structure. > > If this is wy off base, you need to > provide some examples of what you're trying to > index, your schema file, and more details > about what doesn't work. > > HTH > Er

Re: Can I used .XML files instead of .OSM files

2010-03-05 Thread mamathahl
orskog-2 wrote: > > Is the 'body' field a text type? If it is a string, searching for > words will not work. > > Does search for 'id:1' work? > > On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 3:44 AM, mamathahl wrote: >> >> I forgot to mention that I have been

Re: Can I used .XML files instead of .OSM files

2010-03-04 Thread mamathahl
ng an appropriate solution. mamathahl wrote: > > I'm very new to Solr. I downloaded apache-solr-1.5-dev and was trying out > the example in order to first figure out how Solr is working. I found out > that the data directory consisted of .OSM files. But I have an XML file &g

Can I used .XML files instead of .OSM files

2010-03-03 Thread mamathahl
I'm very new to Solr. I downloaded apache-solr-1.5-dev and was trying out the example in order to first figure out how Solr is working. I found out that the data directory consisted of .OSM files. But I have an XML file consisting of latitude, longitude and relevant news for that location. Can

indexing using inbuilt lucene in Solr

2010-02-26 Thread mamathahl
Hi I'm new to Solr. I have a database which consists of latitude, longitude and relevant news. This file has been imported using dataimport. I think it has been indexed successfully by Solr. Now I have to move ahead and give few queries as mentioned below. # hsin (great circle): http://localho