Re: Implement Lucene web-demo using Tomcat

Peter Carlson Tue, 29 Oct 2002 06:44:48 -0800

Brian,

This is a tomcat config issue. In the server.xml file in the config directory is where the port that tomcat listens. If you are not using apache with Tomcat then you can have tomcat listen directly to port 80 by changing where it says 8080 to 80.

If you are using Apache, then you have to get the connector (either warp or the new coyote) working and map certain urls to tomcat in the warp configuration file. These are all examples and issue that you can go to the tomcat site for.

Good luck

--Peter

On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 01:04 PM, Brian Cuttler wrote:

Peter,

I don't have any code of my own. I've got the stuff that
came with Lucene, the lucene-demo, as per the lucene demo
howto. I can build and search an index from the # java at
the Solaris prompt, I can search the index from the luceneweb.war
file placed under the Tomcat (port 8080) server.


What I'm hoping for is either an easy fix so that I can have
a link on my main page (http://server:80/search) that will
direct me to the apache server (http://server:8080) and
produce a valid list of index hits with URLs of http://server:80/...)
or will pass the context between the servers in such a way that
the URLs and summaries presented to the users are correct without
having to muck with the luceneweb.war file.

I'm happy to provide all the config files, just hadn't wanted to
clutter the original message or fill the list. Will send or post
as requested, just let me know which files anyone might want to see.

						thanks,

						Brian

Brian -

But you are generating the links from your code and not Lucene, right?
So wouldn't this be just a modification to your code?

Peter

Brian Cuttler wrote:

Otis,

I can access the web-page that implements the java based
search at the Tomcat port (port 8080). Inputting search
criteria pulls up the search hits, which are all valid
except for the server info, they give me host:8080 when
I really need host ( ie host:80).

Putting the same java code - "luceneweb.war" under apache
server (port 80), well, it tries to display the java code
as text (looks like a hex dump of a binary).

Sounds like Tomcat/Apache config issue, which is always a pain.
Get the basic servlet working, and when you figure that out your Lucene
stuff should work, too.
Make sure that the user that runs Tomcat can read the index files.

Otis

--- Brian Cuttler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Tomcat and Lucene users,

Hello, I am trying to implement the lucene search web demo
run under Tomcat 4.1.10, Lucene 1.2, Apache 1.3.27 on a
Solaris 8 system.

I've been able to build the lucene index (I need to modify
the code to exclude *.txt, we only want to index the .htm
and .html files).

I'm able to search the index with the command like Java code.

I'm able to access the search web page that is placed into
the Tomcat webapps directory.

However when I run the webapp from the tomcat server (port 8080)
I get document url's of host:8080/index-results, which are
incorrect because the indexed pages are really under
host/index-results,
it, not part of that server.

We believe that we've installed mod_webapp.so correctly and that
the Apache server is talking to the Tomcat Server but I don't
know how to complete the task properly.

We need to query a search web page on the primary server and
use mod_webapp.so to pass context to get proper results ? or
we need to modify the output to produce correct server information
in the output URLs ?

						thanks in advance,

						Brian

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