>> My problem is; where are the facets defined? I expect to se them in the
>> configuration, yet I dont.
>Solr can facet "on the fly". The first time you request faceting on a
> field, it may take longer though as internal data structures are built
> and cached. The only current requirement is that a field be indexed.
> Try it and see... simply add facet=on&facet.field=cat to a query on
> the example index.
The result is nicely ordered into facets, with elements with counts. Have I
understood your answer correctly that the returned elements for the 'cat' facet
searc, i.e. 'search', 'memory', 'graphics', etc, are all specific values that
the indexed field 'cat' of an added documents have had?
I.e. there will be one document with something like
<add>
<doc>
<field name="cat">music</field>
...
and three documents with
<field name="cat">electronic</field>
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