Hi,
Yes, this is normal behavior. This is because Solr is *document* based, it does
not know about *files*.
What happens here is that your source database (or whatever) has had deletinons
within this category in addition to updates, and you need to relay those to
Solr.
The best way to integrat
thanks for you response Jan,
I just knew that the post.jar only an example tool
so what should I use if not post.jar for production?
btw, I already tried using this command:
java -Durl=http://localhost:8983/search/update -jar post.jar cat_817.xml
and IT WORKS !!
the cat_817.xml reflected directl
Hi,
Beware that post.jar is just an example tool to play with the default example
index located at /solr/ namespace. It is very limited and you shold look
elsewhere for a more production ready and robust tool.
However, it has the ability to specify custom url. Please try:
java -jar post.jar -h
finally I found out the cause of my problem
yes you don't need to delete the index and restart the tomcat just to get
the data query result updated, you just need to commit the xml files.
I made a custom url as per requirement from my client
default url -- >
http://localhost/solr/select/?q=ITEM_C
> yes I try with both value, never304="true" and
> never304="false" and none of
> them make it works
It must be , so lets forget about
never304="false". But when you change something in solrconfig.xml you need to
restart jetty/tomcat.
java -jar post.jar *.xml does by default at the end.
> w
yes I try with both value, never304="true" and never304="false" and none of
them make it works
what is curl and wget?
I use mozilla firefox browser
I'm really newbie in programming world especially solr
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> I already set in my solrconfig.xml as you told me:
>
>
> and then I commit the xml
> and it's still not working
> the query result still show the old data :(
>
> do you have any suggestion?
Shouldn't it be never304="true"? You wrote never304="false"
Additionally cant you try with something
I already set in my solrconfig.xml as you told me:
and then I commit the xml
and it's still not working
the query result still show the old data :(
do you have any suggestion?
Eben
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> hi everyone,
>
> I do these steps every time the new xml file created (for
> example
> cat_978.xml has just been created):
> 1. delete the index
> (AUC_CAT:978)
> 2. commit the new cat_978.xml (java -jar post.jar
> cat_978.xml)
> 3. restart the java (stop and java -jar start.jar)
>
> if I'm not
