Nginx proxy for Solritas

Dear Community Members, I have searched over the forum and googled a lot, still didn't find the solution. Finally got me here for help. I am implementing a Nginx reverse proxy for Solritas (VelocityResponseWriter) of the example included in Solr. . Nginx listens on port 80, and solr runs on port

Re: Nginx proxy for Solritas

Thank you for the reply. I also thought the relevant resources (CSS, images, JavaScript) need to be accessible for Nginx. I copied the velocity folder to solr-webapp/webapp folder. It didn't work. So how to allow /browse resource accessible by the Nginx rule? -- View this message in context

Re: Nginx proxy for Solritas

Thanks to Erik and Shawn, I figured out the solution. * place main.css in velocity folder into /usr/share/nginx/html/solr/collection1/admin/file/ * don't forget to change the permission of main.css by sudo chmod 755 main.css * add main.css to the configuration file of Ngix: server { listen

import data into solr from velocity (aka Solritas)

hello everyone, I did lots of search, and did not find a proper way to solve this problem, and it brings me to here ask for help. I am trying to import data from velocity into solr. I defined a new link which is localhost:8983/solr/collection1/browse/importdata. This webpage is used to colle

Re: import data into solr from velocity (aka Solritas)

Thanks a lot. Eric. I still used the same /browse request handler in the example. My goal is to create a webform UI to collect user input to be further indexed. My thoughts is adding a new webpage to the existing user interface, the link is localhost:8983/solr/collection1/browse/. I added a new l

Re: import data into solr from velocity (aka Solritas)

Thanks for pointing this out. The web server I developed is only for internal use, and users are trustworthy. Yes, I agree with you. Velocity/Solaritas is never intended to be a user-facing app. It need a middleware layer if user is public. -- View this message in context: http://lucene

javascript form data save to XML in server side

hello list, The functionality I would like to add the the existing /browse request handler is using a user interface (e.g.,webform) to collect the user's input. My approach is add a javascript form into the velocity template, below is the code I added to the velocity template(for example): Fir

Re: javascript form data save to XML in server side

I guess the admin UI for adding docs you mentioned is Data Import Handler. If I understand your reply correctly, the idea is to post the javascript form data from the webpage to /update/extract handler. Thank you for shedding some light. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n

Re: javascript form data save to XML in server side

The solr users are trustworthy and it's only for internal use. The purpose of this form is to allow user to directly input data to be further indexed by solr. I am interested in this sentence from your reply which is "Or you can run Javascript to post back to Solr". Please bear with me if I ask ver

Re: javascript form data save to XML in server side

thank you very much. Alex. You reply is very informative and I really appreciate it. I hope I would be able to help others in this forum like you are in the future. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/javascript-form-data-save-to-XML-in-server-side-tp4165025p4165