On Mar 22, 2008, at 3:47 PM, Raghav Kapoor wrote:
Once we have exported the index file on the server
where Solr is running, how can we configure solr to
use that index file and search on it ?
The Lucene index must live under Solr's data directory, which is
configured in solrconfig.xml.
Hi Yonik,
Thanks for reply !
Once we have exported the index file on the server
where Solr is running, how can we configure solr to
use that index file and search on it ?
In short, how does solr search on java lucene indexed
files ?
I am very new to Solr and am still trying to learn the
basics.
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Raghav Kapoor
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Page 180 of Lucene In action, there is a reference
> for searching multiple indexes remotely using RMI. I
> am still trying to figure out how that works and if
> that would fit in our scenario. We have multiple
> c
Hi Erik,
Thanks for your response !
On Page 180 of Lucene In action, there is a reference
for searching multiple indexes remotely using RMI. I
am still trying to figure out how that works and if
that would fit in our scenario. We have multiple
client machines running a web server where the indexe
On Mar 22, 2008, at 12:32 AM, Raghav Kapoor wrote:
How can we re-use an existing lucene index file (.cfs)
in Solr and search on it in solr?
I need to do this as the index is created on one
machine(client) to be used by solr server for
searching. The solr server will refer to this index
file by s
Hi All:
I have a simple question :
How can we re-use an existing lucene index file (.cfs)
in Solr and search on it in solr?
I need to do this as the index is created on one
machine(client) to be used by solr server for
searching. The solr server will refer to this index
file by some http url. We
