You've hit it right on the head... if you can use the standard
analyzers/filters/etc, you're in good shape.
You have to process the output (xml, json, whatever) as Otis
says, but that's in whatever language your app server uses.
But when was the last time you were motivated to write a blog
post l
Yeah you don't need Java to use Solr. PHP, Curl, Python, HTTP Request
APIs all work fine.
The purpose of Solr is to wrap Lucene into a REST-like API that anyone
can call using HTTP.
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Otis Gospodnetic
wrote:
> Short answer: Yes, you can deploy a Solr cluster and w
Short answer: Yes, you can deploy a Solr cluster and write an application that
talks to it without writing any Java (but it may be PHP or Python or unless
that application is you typing telnet my-solr-server 8983 )
Otis
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