Tomcat start error。
Does solr support java 1.6?
Test under winxp, tomcat 6.0, java 1.6
My test jsp code :
%@ page import=org.apache.lucene.analysis.standard.StandardAnalyzer %
htmlbodycenter
%
StandardAnalyzer a = new StandardAnalyzer();
TokenStream t = a.tokenStream(f, new
Hi,
I have a Solr-instance where many documents containing the same field
several times. Rightnow I use a stylesheet which will collect these
duplicate fields into one field for indexing. I guess this a case where
I should use a multivalued field, but the problem is I don't know in
advance (when
I'm trying to get my head around the architecture where Solr sits behind a
firewall. Can someone tease this out for me. Is a jndi context establishing
the connection to the app server? I'm naïve in thinking how one talks to the
solr servlet behing a firewall.
I apologize up front for the
Andrew, I don't know if this is what you're getting at, but my
solution is kind of naive but seems to work well. I have solr running
on a given port, say :8983. I have my firewall (iptables) set up so
that the outside world cannot connect to :8983. However, my httpd
server, running on port
On 3/15/07, Maximilian Hütter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a Solr-instance where many documents containing the same field
several times. Rightnow I use a stylesheet which will collect these
duplicate fields into one field for indexing. I guess this a case where
I should use a multivalued
A question about the syntax:
Does it support the exclude (-) syntax ?
e.g.
q=title:photoshop+OR+description:photoshop;score+descversion=2.2start=0rows=170indent=onfl=*,score
Will return documents with photoshop in the title and/or description.
will this query:
There's a lot of good stuff in XSLT 2.0, specifically for Solr users
-- like grouping, time and date, and uri encoding.
It's my understanding that the javax.xml.transform used by the
XSLTResponseWriter is 1.0 only-- at least, it does not understand any
of the 2.0 stuff I've thrown at it. I
i fix it by myself.
my analyzer base on two dll and one jar file.
jar file maybe complied by old java version.
i use java1.6 to recompile it.
Thk everybody who noticed my question and thk Chris...You are good people.
