Hi Mauricio, thanks for your feedback.
I suppose we will move to a mixed solution Solr on Tomcat and a .Net client
(maybe SolrNet)
But the Solr on KVM could be interesting. If I've time I'll try It and I'll
let you know in success case.
Antonio
2009/9/30 Mauricio Scheffer
> Solr is a server t
Solr is a server that runs on Java and it exposes a http interface.SolrNet
is a client library for .Net that connects to a Solr instance via its http
interface.
My experiment (let's call it SolrIKVM) is an attempt to run Solr on .Net.
Hope that clear things up.
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 11:50 AM, A
I guys, thanks for your prompt feedback.
So, you are saying that SolrNet is just a wrapper written in C#, that
connnect the Solr (still written in Java that run on the IKVM) ?
Is my understanding correct?
Regards
Antonio
2009/9/30 Mauricio Scheffer
> SolrNet is only a http client to Solr.
>
SolrNet is only a http client to Solr.
I've been experimenting with IKVM but wasn't very successful... There seem
to be some issues with class loading, but unfortunately I don't have much
time to continue these experiments right now. In case you're interested in
continuing this, here's the reposito
You may want to check out - http://code.google.com/p/solrnet/
2009/9/30 Antonio Calò :
> Hi All
>
> I'm wondering if is already available a Solr version for .Net or if it is
> still under development/planning. I've searched on Solr website but I've
> found only info on Lucene .Net project.
>
> Bes
