: Maybe my code is out of date, but I didn't see /solr/conf being used
: as the path.
yeah .. this was changed starting with the 2006-04-01 nightly builds,
Yonik sent out an announcement about it on Mar31. That's when the "solr
home" concept was introduced, and the data directory was changed to
: Maybe my code is out of date, but I didn't see /solr/conf being used
: as the path.
yeah .. this was changed starting with the 2006-04-01 nightly builds,
Yonik sent out an announcement about it on Mar31. That's when the "solr
home" concept was introduced, and the data directory was changed to
On 4/18/06, Ken Krugler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2. Cloned/edited the resin.conf file to include a mapping for
Solr, by adding:
webapps/solr-nightly
I normally just copy the war to solr.war, so I don't need the mapping...
3. Started up Resin.
It created the
Yonik is right. You wouldn't need the web-app configuration in resin.conf
if you rename solr-nightly.war to solr.war. Resin will expand all war files
in its webapps directory automatically.
For Resin, the default location for
conf files: /solr/conf
index directory: /solr/data
As Yonik has point
On 4/18/06, Ken Krugler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2. Cloned/edited the resin.conf file to include a mapping for Solr, by adding:
>
>
> webapps/solr-nightly
>
I normally just copy the war to solr.war, so I don't need the mapping...
> 3. Started up Resin.
>
> It created t
Hi all, and especially Yonik :),
Just for grins, I'm trying Solr with Resin. I did the following:
1. Copied solr-nightly.war into /webapps/.
2. Cloned/edited the resin.conf file to include a mapping for Solr, by adding:
webapps/solr-nightly
3. Started up Resin.
It creat
