, 2011 4:21 AM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: index not created
Hi Erick,
I have not done anything different. I downloaded the solr tar
from one of the mirror and then extracted it in the home directory started
jetty and it works fine.
For tomcat I copied the war file in my
Hi Erick,
I have not done anything different. I downloaded the solr tar
from one of the mirror and then extracted it in the home directory started
jetty and it works fine.
For tomcat I copied the war file in my webapps folder and restarted
tomcat changed the configuration to poin
You're on a multicore setup, are you sure you're indexing and searching
to the same core?
the fact that it works for you in Jetty but not Tomcat sure looks like
you've set your Tomcat instance up differently, there shouldn't be any
difference between the two from a Solr perspective.
Best
Erick
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status of both the fields are mentioned below, which clearly shows there is
no document in text field. I have also tried to search some terms mentioned
in the documents but their is no results.
*Field: id*
Field Type: string
Properties: Indexed, Stored, Omit Norms, undefined, Sort Missing Last
What is your evidence that the text field isn't indexed? The default
schema does not store the text field data, so if you specify
fl=text you won't see anything. But you can still search on the
text field.
This confuses a lot of people. Try looking in the admin/schema browser
link and exploring th
