Re: 3.5 QueryResponseWriter

: Well, what I did was to create a lib directory within $SOLR_HOME ( : $SOLR_HOME/lib ), and that is where I put the VRM jar found in the dist : folder. Then what I did to the solrconfig was basicly to uncomment all of the : statements and use . The solrconfig is placed as : normal in $SOLR_HOME

Re: 3.5 QueryResponseWriter

Den 30.12.2011 06:03, skrev Chris Hostetter: : Looks like you've experienced the issue described with fixes here: : but specifically, since you've already copied the jar file in question, and are now getting a class not found for

Re: 3.5 QueryResponseWriter

: Looks like you've experienced the issue described with fixes here: : but specifically, since you've already copied the jar file in question, and are now getting a class not found for the *baseclass* it suggests you have a dif

Re: 3.5 QueryResponseWriter

Aleksander - Looks like you've experienced the issue described with fixes here: Erik On Dec 29, 2011, at 08:40 , Aleksander Akerø wrote: > Hi! > > So I've decided try out Solr 3.5.0. > > What I have done this far is b

3.5 QueryResponseWriter

Hi! So I've decided try out Solr 3.5.0. What I have done this far is basicly just to copy the /example/solr folder, install the webapp .war file in a tomcat instance and start up. At first I complained about the VelocityResponseWriter, so i created a /lib folder in /$SOLR_HOME and added the

[SOLR 3.5] QueryResponseWriter

Hi! So I've decided try out Solr 3.5.0. What I have done this far is basicly just to copy the /example/solr folder, install the webapp .war file in a tomcat instance and start up. At first I complained about the VelocityResponseWriter, so i created a /lib folder in /$SOLR_HOME and added the