s of libraries that will take care of the nitty gritty
> details for you and make your life easier.
>
> Like i said before: look at the wiki, try out SolrJ, it should make your
> life much easier.
>
>
>
> -Hoss
>
>
>
Thank you Hossman for your reply, now I see so
: > I recommend using Solr as a webservice, even if your client is Java. but
: > there are options for embedding Solr directly into your applications using
: thank you hossman for your response,I have another question : I have writen
: a small java program using sockets to send an http query
elf by its behaviour is a web service).
thank you in advance.
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: I am new user of Solr and I want to know how can I use Solr in my own java
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolJava
: program, what are the different possibilities of using solr. Is a web
: servlet container is ncessary to run and use Solr, Is servlet Container as
: Tomcat is enough to use all t
heard about the
possiblity of using Solr as web service is it the best way and especially if
a program is written in another language than JAVA.
please help me.
Any reply is welcome and thank you.
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