Have a look at the tutorial on the website or some of the articles
written about Solr (http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrResources). Also,
you may be interested in the SolrJ client (if you are using Java)
which uses Apache HTTPClient to send requests (both indexing and
query) to Solr. To get started, have a look at all the docs at http://lucene.apache.org/solr
and the Wiki
As for configuration of Analyzers, have a look at the schema.xml file
for defining your fields.
On Nov 18, 2007, at 11:03 AM, zqzuk wrote:
Hi, I understand that in solr we index documents by issuing a
command to post
xml documents to solr server. But how do I do the same indexing
without
using the solr server? In other words I d like to know how indexing
works
behind the solr server, i.e., the three major parts for indexing in
lucene -
creating documents, creating analyzers, and indexing.
Where can I start from, or could your please point me to the main api
packages for doing these please, many thanks!
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