: 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 "<env-entry>" to do so... http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-multiple-solr-webapps-p3991310.html ...where exactly that option goes in Jetty's configuration isn't something i'm clear on. : ----- Original Message ---- : From: Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org : Sent: Friday, September 8, 2006 1:46:19 AM : Subject: Re: SolrCore as Singleton? : : : : I am currently in the startup phase of my thesis regarding open source : : and enterprise search. After having worked at perhaps the leading major : : enterprise search company, I have the impression that multiple : : collections is a very common feature (and very sought-after). It is a : : trend I see not just directly from my work, but most certainly also as a : : result of enterprise search solutions becoming more common in general. : : SolrCore being a singleton doesn't prevent you from having multiple : collections per JVM -- you just need to run multiple instances of the : webapp within a single servlet container using JNDI to specify the : seperate solr.home directories, specifics for doing this in Tomcat are on : the wiki... : http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrTomcat : : : Until this framework is available with its appropriate configuration : : files, administrator interface and so on in place, it seems a bit : : unnatural to support multiple collections from the same application : : instance. : : : : Bottom line (for now): I think that users looking for enterprise search : : solutions must have a simple way of creating multiple collections from : : within the same application. : : Well it's pretty easy right now to make a new collection -- it's : just two new files (solrconfig.xml and schema.xml) : : : : : -Hoss : : : : -Hoss
