Hi Jeff,
-- I'm pretty sure I had put it as a suggestion in the docs. Yes, yes you had. It’s another reason I’m annoyed at myself for taking the difficult route. I had seen a few comments complaining about small issues in NSSM (occasional issues with stopping ungracefully) and rather than researching those further I decided to try grabbing Jetty and using its service installer. However I then hit issues with the “community version” of the wrapper not being available in 64bit…and down the dark path I went. During early testing I had hit issues with SOLR running out of memory and because at the time it was using the same JVM as ColdFusion, ColdFusion stopped working as well. This is why I was using a separate JVM to ColdFusion and wanting 64bit so I could allocate whatever memory SOLR needed. -- We couldn't afford professional actors, so we improvised While it might not be the most professional look it’s still funny. Too many IT videos are boring and dry, so it makes for a nice change J It’s certainly a lot better than anything I could do. -- This is used in the *url* path that Solr uses to find the instance (it should be noted in the fthint). The hint is showing but I didn’t follow exactly what it meant. But I think I just realised what it’s doing. So if SOLR is running as * http://myserver.com:8983* <http://myserver.com:8983/> the default URL for SOLR is *http://myserver.com:8983/solr/* <http://myserver.com:8983/solr/>and therefore to access the collection you would need the value from “path”, which by default would be /solr/<myprojectname>. The <projectname> is stored in solr.xml which then contains the file path. The file path is taken from “Solr Collection Instance Dir”. If that correct then it’s now pretty obvious J I think I was confusing myself a bit because the path was /solr/<projectname> and the collection directory was <projectname>/solr/ and was occasionally looking at those the wrong way around. Thanks for taking the time to respond and as I said to Sean, brilliant plugin guys! Cheers Mark -- -- You received this message cos you are subscribed to "farcry-dev" Google group. To post, email: [email protected] To unsubscribe, email: [email protected] For more options: http://groups.google.com/group/farcry-dev -------------------------------- Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/farcry
