Will look into it and post back.
Thanks
On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 3:13 PM, Erick Erickson
wrote:
> You shouldn't have to package everything up.
>
> You say you've tried putting the jars in several different places. Do
> you have multiple jars for azure still lying around? I wonder if you
> might b
You shouldn't have to package everything up.
You say you've tried putting the jars in several different places. Do
you have multiple jars for azure still lying around? I wonder if you
might be seeing something truly wonky with the same jar being accessed
in two places.
The output is numbing, but
Thanks,
I think I already tried that approach
ie. my solr config included the lib directive
and i placed the azure jar in the same "lib" directory as the custom
updatehandler (../contrib/updatehandler/lib) so I expect the rather liberal
wildcard regex would pick it up.
On Thu, Dec 29, 201
Hi Vinay,
You need to include libs using lib directives in Solr config:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Lib+Directives+in+SolrConfig.
Regrads,
Emir
On 29.12.2016 19:11, Vinay B, wrote:
I'm modifying out custom update handler and the modifications needs access
to a third par
I'm modifying out custom update handler and the modifications needs access
to a third party jar (microsoft azure).
For what it's worth, I use mvn as my build / packaging tool.
During runtime, I've been encountering class not found errors in the plugin
related to the azure library.
1. Is there so
