Re: deployment questions

2009-11-12 Thread Chris Hostetter
: Use SolrJ and embed solr in my webapp, but I want to disable the http access : to solr, meaning force all calls through my solrj interface I am building (no : admin access etc). if you're app is running in a servlet container anyway, you might find it just as easy to install solr into the same

Re: deployment questions

2009-11-11 Thread Walter Underwood
Either way works, but running Solr as a server means that you have an admin interface. That can be very useful. You will want it as soon as someone asks why some document is not the first hit for their favorite query. wunder On Nov 11, 2009, at 7:26 AM, Joel Nylund wrote: Anyone? I have

Re: deployment questions

2009-11-11 Thread Joel Nylund
Anyone? I have done more reading and testing and it seems like I want to: Use SolrJ and embed solr in my webapp, but I want to disable the http access to solr, meaning force all calls through my solrj interface I am building (no admin access etc). Is there a simple way to do this? Am I be