Another question:
- Is there a way to customise the xml result set from a search? What I'm
looking for is something like this:
<response>
<doc>
<id>1233456</id>
<path>C:\temp\doc123.doc</path>
</doc>
</response>
No "lst" tag or children, no timestamps.
Thanks, Brett.
pof wrote:
>
> Hi, I am fairly new to indexing and I have just written three java apps
> (an indexer, a searcher and a webserver using jetty to accept POSTed
> queries from a powerbuilder app). I am at the stage where I want a way to
> replicate my index for backup, initially I was just going to use rsync but
> now I keep hearing about Solr. Anyway, here are the questions:
>
> - Does Solr need you to have programmed your own indexer and searcher or
> does it use its own ones?
> - Is there any advantages to using Solr rather than running my own indexer
> in a cron job every so often and running my own jetty websever?
> - Can I just use Solr's replication without the searching and caching
> etc.? If so is there any advantages doing this over simply rsync?
>
> Thanks, Brett.
>
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