: - Does Solr create its own index or is it a wrapper on lucene index(i et its
: the latter)
"Lucene" in the context of this discussion is a Java Library. Solr is an
application written in Java -- Solr uses the Lucene library to create an
index.
: - If answer to the prev Q is NO, then how is
This goes through the Solr http response, right? The Solr XSL processor
feature will do this for you.
You write an XSL script and add it to $SOLR/conf/xslt. You then use extra
parameters in a query. The output XML will be transformed by the XSL.
The XSL can create anything you want: lists of IDs,
I am trying to build a sample program(in Java). But, to do this i have some
queries, as basic documentation - which i am not able to find.
Some basic Qs:
- Does Solr create its own index or is it a wrapper on lucene index(i et its
the latter)
- If answer to the prev Q is NO, then how is the SOl
This kind of thing is what I was getting at in SOLR-344
(https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-344). There I said I'd post a
prototype Java API - but for now, I've had to give up and go back to my
home-grown Lucene-based code.
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> From: Ravish Bhagdev [mailto:[EMAI
