Erick,
Thank you. I could fix the problem. Started from scratch considering your
advice and been successful. Thanks a lot.
Rajani Maski
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 5:28 PM, Erick Erickson wrote:
> Sorry, but there's too much here to debug remotely. I strongly advise you
> back wy up. Undo (but
Sorry, but there's too much here to debug remotely. I strongly advise you
back wy up. Undo (but save) all your changes. Start by doing
the simplest thing you can, just get a dummy class in place and
get it called. Perhaps create a really dumb logger method that
opens a text file, writes a messa
Thanks Erick. I have added my replies to the points you did mention. I am
somewhere going wrong. I guess do I need to club both the jars or something
? If yes, how do i do that? I have no much idea about java and jar files.
Please guide me here.
A couple of things to try.
1> when you do a 'jar -t
Looking at things more carefully, it may be one of your dependent classes
that's not being found.
A couple of things to try.
1> when you do a 'jar -tfv ", you should see
output like:
1183 Sun Jun 06 01:31:14 EDT 2010
org/apache/lucene/analysis/sinks/TokenTypeSinkTokenizer.class
and your stateme
Erick ,
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* Thanks.* It was actually a copy mistake. Anyways i did a redo of all the
below mentioned steps. I had given class name as
I did it again now following few different steps following this link :
http://help.eclipse.org/helios/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user/tasks/tasks-32.ht
First I appreciate your writeup of the problem, it's very helpful when people
take the time to put in the details
I can't reconcile these two things:
{{{
as org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: Error loading class
'pointcross.orchSynonymFilterFactory' at}}}
This seems to indicate that your
