Um, You might try googling LocalSolr or LocalLucene -- dead projects but you
insist on using an old Solr/Lucene.
Of course if all you need is a bounding box filter than a pair of lat & lon
range queries is sufficient.
~ David Smiley
On Aug 25, 2011, at 4:01 AM, Javier Heras wrote:
> Thanx Dav
Thanx David,
Just one more question. Am I able to do spatial search with solr1.4? And
with lucene 2.9? What's your recomendation?
Javier
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Well that's your problem :-P You need to be using the same version of Lucene
for reading & writing. Create your index with Lucene 3.3.
FYI I tried indexing the point you said you had trouble with, and with a 300km
radius, and it found it.
On Aug 24, 2011, at 4:39 AM, Javier Heras wrote:
> An
And one more thing... should I create the index with the same version of solr
that I use to open index for reading??? I create my index with lucene 2.9,
and my solr version where Im trying spatial search is 3.3
Thank you very much David
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Hi David,
the thing is that all indexed points are in spain, so distances should
always be lower than 1300 Kms. And yes, I'm using solr tutorial scheme.xml,
for which tutorial indexes work fine. When I change to my index, it only
works when distances are over 4510Kms. The query I run is:
http://l
Could you reproduce a very simple example of this? For example if there is a
particular indexed point in your data that should be returned from your query
(a query smaller than d=4k10), then reproduce that bug in the Solr example app
by supplying a dummy document with this point and running your
