Hi, so that I can edit the Solr WIKI (I previously could years ago, but not
now) ... please add me to the contributors group. Thanks!
username: JaysonMinard
-- jayson
Instead of within an Application Server such as Jetty, Tomcat or Wildly ...
Solr can also now be run standalone on Undertow without the overhead or
complexity of a full application server. Open-sourced on
https://github.com/bremeld/solr-undertow
solr-undertow
Solr running in standalone server - H
Hello Mehdi,
You might need to concatenate the fields and create a combined value
such as GFI-2 instead of leaving them separate, or do both in the same
document so you have the option of filtering by either.
--j
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 10:09 AM, émile coué <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
David,
Here are notes on running under Tomcat 6...
First, untar Tomcat somewhere.
Now you can run tomcat either directly from the binary directories, or
relocate the CATALINA_BASE and run it elsewhere sharing the binaries
(good for multiple instances).
If running Tomcat, as-is out of the binary
David,
I wanted to answer some of your other points so to clarify how Tomcat 6 works:
>> 1. What the heck is a "conf/Catalina/localhost?" Is it a
directory? A file? I have neither a Catalina or a localhost
directory there.
You have to create these directories for Tomcat 6, they already exist
I'll take the Tomcat question first:
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Also, the Tomcat page for Context says:
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You may define as many *Context* elements as you wish. Each such Context
MUST have a unique context path. In addition, a Context must be present
with a context path equal to a zero-length string. This
Using distributed search to solve the language problem is very similar
to using multiple fields to solve it. You need different analyzers
for each language, and that gives you another way to have just that;
trading management of multiple fields for management of multiple cores
or shards. In your
