: But for the first question, I am still not clear.
: I think to use the multicore feature we should inform the server. In the
: Jetty server, we are starting the server using: java
: -Dsolr.solr.home=multicore -jar start.jar
: Once the server is started I think it will take the parameters from
: multicore/solr.xml.
:
: But I am confused on how and where to pass this argument to JBOSS.
i don't know anything about jboss, so i can't relaly answer your specific
question, but as for your general question: the way to test out the
example "multicore" configuration is to make Solr aware of where the "Solr
Home" is ... once it knows that, then it looks for the solr.xml file, and
if it exists, you get multicore support.
if you can get the defualt exmaple working in JBoss, then whatever you did
to make it aware of the "example/solr" solr home, you do the same thing to
make it use "example/multicore" as the solr home instead (that might just
be renaming the multicore directory to "solr" so that the default behavior
-- use ./solr in the current working directory -- gets used.
if you want to figure out other, better, ways of setting solr home in
JBoss, you'll need to find out how to go about configuring jboss to run
apps with either Java SYstem properties set (ie: solr.solr.home) or iwth
JNDI variables set ("solr/home")...
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrInstall
-Hoss
