Den 30.12.2011 06:03, skrev Chris Hostetter:
: Looks like you've experienced the issue described with fixes here:
:<http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/48b9e75fe68be4b7>
but specifically, since you've already copied the jar file in question,
and are now getting a class not found for the *baseclass* it suggests you
have a diff problem....
:> What I have done this far is basicly just to copy the /example/solr
: folder, install the webapp .war file in a tomcat instance and start up.
:> > At first I complained about the VelocityResponseWriter, so i created
: a /lib folder in /$SOLR_HOME and added the velocity jar from dist. That
: seemed to take care of the VRW error.> > But now I get an
: "NoClassDefFoundError" wich sais something about QueryResponseWriter. So
...that suggests that it is loading VRW at a higher (or lower depending on
how you look at it) classloader then where it loads the rest of the solr
jars.
if you are using the example solr setup, then it sounds like you copied
the jar to "example/lib" (which is where the jetty jars live) instead of
"example/solr/lib" (which would be a new lib folder in the $SOLR_HOME dir.
unfortunately, people frequently get these confused, which is one of the
reasons i have started encouraging people to just use the<lib />
declarations in their solrconfig.xml file instead of making a single "lib"
dir in $SOLR_HOME. (but either way, you'll need to remove the copy of the
VRW jar you've got loading in the system classpath before either approach
will work)
-Hoss
Well, what I did was to create a lib directory within $SOLR_HOME (
$SOLR_HOME/lib ), and that is where I put the VRM jar found in the dist
folder. Then what I did to the solrconfig was basicly to uncomment all
of the <lib > statements and use <lib dir="../lib" />. The solrconfig is
placed as normal in $SOLR_HOME/conf. Is it wrong to do so?
To me this "QueryResponseWriter" thing doesn't necessarily have anything
to do with VRM. Are all of the libraries from the /dist and contrib
folder necessary for startup? Because my routine in setting up solr is
to only copy the /solr folder from /example and into my tomcat
environment. So everything "above" the /solr folder does not exist. When
I want to use additional features i mainly copy the needed jar files
into $SOLR_HOME/lib as explained above. So this jetty lib folder you are
talking about, does not exist for me.
