I found my mistake.
I've forget to set encoding do curl options
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array('Content-Type: application/json;
charset=UTF-8', 'Content-Length: '.strlen($data)));
So, thank you for attention and have a nice day :)
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I just dump (PHP) json response and show in web browser.
Please note that for the same request I have some results on Jetty but no
results on Tomcat.
That's why I think this is probably problem with Tomcat configuration.
When I search for something in catalina.out I get
Aug 28, 2012 2:24:43 PM o
What is probably going on is that the response is not being interpreted as
UTF-8 but as some other encoding.
What are you using to display the response?
François
On Aug 28, 2012, at 8:08 AM, zehoss wrote:
> Hi,
> at the beginning I would like to sorry for my english. I hope my message
> will
I see where your problems come in then. I'm not sure of the answer
though =\
We've not had issues running multiple tomcat instances per server. I
think at one point a few weeks ago we ran 6 instances per server, on
quad core Xeon servers with 16gb of ram. Our use case might be
different t
That's exactly what we're doing (setting the value in each config). The main
problem with that is we have multiple people working on each of these solr
projects, in different environments. Their data.dir path is always the same
(relative) value which works fine under Jetty. But running under tomcat
Perhaps you could hard code it in the solrconfig.xml file for each
solr instance? Other than that, what we did was run multiple instances
of Tomcat. That way if something goes bad in one, it doesn't affect
the others.
Thanks for your time!
Matthew Runo
Software Engineer, Zappos.com
mr...@z
Hi Matthew,
The problem is that we have multiple instances of solr running under one
tomcat. So setting -Dsolr.data.dir=foo would set the home for every solr. I
guess multi-core might solve my problem, but that'd change our app
architecture too much, maybe some other day.
I *kind* of have a solut
It looks like if you set a -Dsolr.data.dir=foo then you could specify
where the index would be stored, yes? Are you properly setting your
solr.home? I've never had to set the data directory specifically, Solr
has always put it under my home.
From solrconfig.xml:
${solr.data.dir:./solr/dat
