: myorg/solr/analysis/*.java`. I then made a `.jar` file from the .class files : and put the .jar file in the solr/lib/ directory. I modified schema.xml to : include the new filter:
what exactly do you mean by "the solr/lib/ directory" ? ... if you mean that "solr" is the solr home dir where you are running solr, so you have a structure like this... solr/conf/solrconfig.xml solr/conf/schema.xml solr/lib/your-jar-name.jar ...then that should be correct. If however you put it in some other lib directory (like, perhaps jetty's lib directory) then it might get loaded by a lower level class loader so it has no runtime visibility of the classes loaded by Solr. when Solr starts up, the SolrResourceLoader explicitly logs every jar file it finds in it's "lib" dir, or any jars explicitly specified, or loaded because of @sharedLib or <lib/> configurations, so check your logs to make sure your jar is listed there -- if it's not, but it's still getting loaded, then it's getting loaded by a different classloader. -Hoss
