Hi Edwin,
I had to replace <> value with <> in
in my data-source-config file and was able to index the data.
However w
ith IP address it is still not working.
In solr-config.xml I am not seeing anywhere to mention schema.xml or
managed-schema.xml.
Meanwhile going back to my original ques
Did you upgrade your solrconfig.xml to the Solr 6.0 version too?
There are some difference in Solr 6.0 version which requires setting to
determine whether to use managed-schema or classic schema (the physical
schema.xml file)
Regards,
Edwin
On 1 April 2017 at 01:27, Abhijit Pawar wrote:
> Hi Ri
Hi Rick,
I tried installing SOLR 6.0 since SOLR 6.0 has managed-schema and tried
index the data from mongoDB :
This is the error I get :
getNext() failed for query 'SELECT
orgidStr,idStr,name,code,description,price,images,categoriesStr,enddate_solar,begin_date_solar,status_solar,c
Thanks Rick.
Does that mean I need to define managed-schema.xml, I thought it gets
created by default on installing but only on later versions of SOLR ( 6.0
or later).
Will managed-schema help in indexing the JSON type fields in the mongoDB ?
How do I define the managed-schema in SOLR 5.4.0 ?
Abhijit
In Mongo you probably have one JSON record per document. You can post that JSON
record to Solr, and the JSON fields get indexed. The github project you mention
does just that. If you use the Solr managed schema then Solr will automatically
define fields based on what it receives. Otherw
