Let's be careful to not re-invent the wheel here: http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/c35711bbe476e191/make_ant_example_faster#c35711bbe476e191
(see also the original post on this thread)
The truth is we are heading for problems with the lib sooner or later
with JAR collisions,
: Yeah, that would optionally allow us to avoid copying all the
: extraction-related jars.
: The downside is that "example" would no longer be self-contained - but
: it might be worth the exception in this case... the example server
: would still work (just not the extracting request handler) if co
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 8:41 AM, Erik Hatcher wrote:
> Another option is to have a config option for the lib directories (plural)
> allowing multiple to be specified that can live anywhere, not just under
> solr-home.
Yeah, that would optionally allow us to avoid copying all the
extraction-related
This sounds good to me and I like Yonik's idea, too.
Otis
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Another option is to have a config option for the lib directories
(plural) allowing multiple to be specified that can live anywhere, not
just under solr-home.
Erik
On Jul 4, 2009, at 12:03 PM, Yonik Seeley wrote:
How hard would it be to allow subdirectories under example/solr/lib?
: How hard would it be to allow subdirectories under example/solr/lib?
it would be fairly easy to implement, but it would change some existing
behavior.
Right now each item in the lib dir is treated as a classpath entry --
which means you can put jar files in the lib directory, but you can als
How hard would it be to allow subdirectories under example/solr/lib?
Seems like it would be nice to allow jars to be partitioned, so
everything related to solr cell could be put under the
solr/lib/solrcell directory. Then extracting request handler could be
defined as "lazy" and we could simply t
