I'm not following exactly what you want, but the recommendation you'll get from
the majority of folks is to simply use Solr's example/ directory as a starting
point. start.jar is Jetty and it's how most of us deploy Solr, and I'll
recommend going that route. Solr in Jetty is a .war file. If you want to
diverge from that path, you're in unrecommended territory.
Erik
On Apr 24, 2013, at 09:41 , Furkan KAMACI wrote:
> Hi;
> I am new to Solr and I was using Solr as war file and deploying it into
> Tomcat. However I decided to use Solr as jar file with Embedded Jetty. I
> was doing like that: when I run "dist" at ant I get .war file of Solr and
> used to deploy to Tomcat.
> I want to use it as a jar file as like start.jar under example folder. What
> should I do, what is that solr-core-4.2.1-SNAPSHOT?
> When you change code and want to use Solr in a production environment what
> do you do. Should I use that start.jar, how to compile it.
