Sweet, looks like someone beat me to it.
Tim
Chris Hostetter wrote:
:
: Makes sense, I guess I was looking for a mention in the online
: documentation for the xml file where it mentions how to specify your own
: similarity. Somehow I never stumbled on the other two spots.
Hmmm... you mean ht
:
: Makes sense, I guess I was looking for a mention in the online
: documentation for the xml file where it mentions how to specify your own
: similarity. Somehow I never stumbled on the other two spots.
Hmmm... you mean http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SchemaXml right?
yeah i can see how that woul
Chris Hostetter wrote:
: I figured out my problem. My own jar must be in the examples/solr/lib
: directory (which does not exist in the download). I found a hint to
: this on the mailing list. The docs don't indicate this anywhere
: promenant. Perhaps the lib directory should exist in the d
: I figured out my problem. My own jar must be in the examples/solr/lib
: directory (which does not exist in the download). I found a hint to
: this on the mailing list. The docs don't indicate this anywhere
: promenant. Perhaps the lib directory should exist in the default
: download in the f
Chris,
I figured out my problem. My own jar must be in the examples/solr/lib
directory (which does not exist in the download). I found a hint to
this on the mailing list. The docs don't indicate this anywhere
promenant. Perhaps the lib directory should exist in the default
download in the
: class cast exceptions when I try to use my own similarity class, like this:
: public class TestSimilarity extends DefaultSimilarity
: {
: }
I have two alternate guesses
1) this may be a missleading error message, the real problem may be that
without a default constructor, it can't instan
