e me
> (wordpress/joomla template hackers at best) go to the apache solr project
> and turn away because they cant figure out aspects, or they cant just
> install a simple solution.
>
> Dont dump velocity, it ticks so many boxes. Please add to it!
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olr project
and turn away because they cant figure out aspects, or they cant just
install a simple solution.
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Solaritas was never intended to be used for production situations at
all. It's reason for
existing is to provide:
1> a way to show something prettier than the XML (or JSON or)
responses to Solr
queries for people just getting started.
2> a way to provide a very quick proof-of-concept/proto
Le 7 mai 2012 à 13:30, Marcelo Carvalho Fernandes a écrit :
> Anything else?
If fearing DoS attacks by too large queries (e.g. if having millions of
documents), consider writing a query-component that can limit the queries.
I believe that there's nothing else.
paul
know services using Solritas as a frontend on a public site?
>
> My personal opinion is that using Solritas in production is a very bad idea
> for us, but have not so much experience with Solr yet, and Solritas
> documentation is far from a detailed, up-to-date one, so don't really know
> what is it really usable for.
>
> Thanks,
> Andras
engine. The
> >>> development is almost done, and it seems to be working fine, however
> some
> >>> of my colleagues come with the idea that we're using it wrong. We're
> >> using
> >>> it as a service from PHP/Symfony.
> >>>
owever some
>>>> of my colleagues come with the idea that we're using it wrong. We're
>>> using
>>>> it as a service from PHP/Symfony.
>>>>
>>>> They think we should use Solritas as a frontend, so site visitors will
>>>
> using
>>> it as a service from PHP/Symfony.
>>>
>>> They think we should use Solritas as a frontend, so site visitors will
>>> directly use it, so no PHP will be involved, so it will be use much less
>>> infrastructure. One of them said that ev
Hi,
- Original Message -
> Dne 6.5.2012 14:02, András Bártházi napsal(a):
>> We're currently evaluating Solr as a Sphinx replacement. The
>> development is almost done, and it seems to be working fine
>> why you want to replace sphinx with solr?
That's an interesting question. Until
Hi,
We're currently evaluating Solr as a Sphinx replacement. The
>>
>> development is almost done, and it seems to be working fine
>>
> why you want to replace sphinx with solr?
>
(is it ontopic here?)
Solr+Lucene has far more features, and seems to be more extendable as well.
- we had problems
Dne 6.5.2012 14:02, András Bártházi napsal(a):
We're currently evaluating Solr as a Sphinx replacement. The
development is almost done, and it seems to be working fine
why you want to replace sphinx with solr?
m PHP/Symfony.
>>>
>>> They think we should use Solritas as a frontend, so site visitors will
>>> directly use it, so no PHP will be involved, so it will be use much less
>>> infrastructure. One of them said that even mobile.de using it that way
>> (I
&
e should use Solritas as a frontend, so site visitors will
> > directly use it, so no PHP will be involved, so it will be use much less
> > infrastructure. One of them said that even mobile.de using it that way
> (I
> > have found no clue about it at all).
> >
> > Do you th
way (I
> have found no clue about it at all).
>
> Do you think is it a good idea?
>
> Do you know services using Solritas as a frontend on a public site?
>
> My personal opinion is that using Solritas in production is a very bad idea
> for us, but have not so much experie
l).
Do you think is it a good idea?
Do you know services using Solritas as a frontend on a public site?
My personal opinion is that using Solritas in production is a very bad idea
for us, but have not so much experience with Solr yet, and Solritas
documentation is far from a detailed, up-to-date
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