I figured it had something to do with making changes and "recompiling" the war. I've got it working fine locally with Jetty. It' great.
Thanks. On 10/26/06, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One potential problem is the old tomcat version (5.5.9)... I haven't tried that version myself. You might want to verify locally that it works. More likely, it's the configuration of their "shared tomcat services". The solr.war alone won't work w/o config like a schema and solrconfig.xml If you can, put the solr home (containing conf, data, etc) in the directory that tomcat starts in. Baring that, you may have to make a custom war by exploding the Solr war and editing the web.xml, pointing solr.home to the correct place. -Yonik On 10/26/06, Tim Archambault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Signed up for hosting at performancehosting.net which has shared Tomcat > services. I'm using it to play with Solr. > > I've installed the Solr war file from the downloadable Solr Nightly > Update zip through the Tomcat interface. > > Obviously nothing works. I know nothing about Java so can anyone give me a > hint as to what variables need to be adjusted to work in this scenario? > > http://strategic-points.com:8180/solr/admin/stats.jsp: Unable to compile > class for JSP > http://strategic-points.com:8180/solr/admin/index.jsp HTTP Status 500 > > Any help is greatly appreciated. > > Tim
