I'm using HttpClient for indexing and searching and it seems to work well. You can either
POST files directly (only works in 3.1 alpha, use InputStreamRequestEntity in 3.0):
PostMethod post = new PostMethod(solrUrl);
post.setRequestEntity(new FileRequestEntity(file, "application/xml"
Hi,
I'm indexing some content that contains HTML markup, and this seems to throw off the
highlighting somehow.
Example title field:
40Ar/39Ar laserprobe dating of mylonitic fabrics in a polyorogenic
terrane of NW Iberia
If I search form title:fabrics and turn highlighting on, the highlight
Hi,
I'm trying to index some UTF-8 data, but I'm experiencing some problems.
I'm using the 28th July nightly build, which I believe contains all the recent fixes for
making the administration webapp use UTF-8. I've tried running in both the provided Jetty
instance and Tomcat 5.5.17.
I've ind
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Does your build contain the
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-38 patch, and if so did you
try posting the utf8-example.xml document with post.sh and querying it
through the admin interface?
That patch should be part of the build I'm using (patch committed on t
Hi,
I'm afraid I've found another slightly odd thing with Highlighting, in this case in a
multi-valued field I'm using for author names.
The author names are typically Surname, initials (e.g. May, A.D.), and these are the kind
of results I'm getting:
authors:Buxton
02
Duncan, W.I.Bu
Hi,
I figure I'm probably being stupid, but I can't seem to get queries (using the standard
request handler) using wildcards to work.
For example, using the latest build (Aug 18) and the example documents, a search for
Enterprise matches the SOLR1000 document, but a search for Enter* does not
Chris Hostetter wrote:
: For example, using the latest build (Aug 18) and the example documents, a
search for
: Enterprise matches the SOLR1000 document, but a search for Enter* does not.
try searching for:enter*
Ah-ha!
...this is a somewhat long standing anoyance with Lucene, that exi
Erik Hatcher wrote:
> Why not deconstruct the WAR?
Alternatively you can just update the WAR directly which is what I'm doing to add in a
custom TokenFilter I wrote:
Here's the Jetty FAQ entry on Hot-Deploy:
http://jetty.mortbay.org/jetty5/faq/faq_s_200-General_t_HotDeploy.htm
Chris Hostetter wrote:
: Nice. Is the same doable under Jetty? (never had to deal with JNDI
: under Jetty)
i haven't tried it personally, but according to Yoav "reading" JNDI
options is part of hte Servlet Spec, and billa found a refrene to
useing "" to do so...
http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-mul
