Hello guys, how do you guys output the solr data into frontend? I know you
guys have 30M documents. Are you guys writing an application to do it? or
are you guys using a CMS with solr intergation? Thanks
Hi Li,
Who are you referring to in your question, having 30M docs?
Solr is possible to integrate in tons of different ways. Perhaps if you
describe your use case and requirements, we can suggest the best way for your
particular situation. Please elaborate on what you are trying to accomplish.
Thanks Jan. lol.
1. For example, I have a large solr database that contains 30M documents.
I want to show the datas in a web application, how should I do it? Write an
application or use a CMS like Liferay, Magnolia, or Drupal to do it.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Jan Høydahl
Solr is a seach *engine*. It doesn't have anything to do with the presentation.
Most users have an application layer that gets the documents from Solr
via http (in XML, JSON or other format) and then extracts the pieces to
create a web page. What you use for the application layer is totally your
I think most people are probably writing an application, at least most people
on this list. I am not aware of whether any popular CMS's somehow provide a way
to be a front-end to Solr. It seems a bit out of the mission of a CMS to me and
unlikely, but I'm not familiar with those CMSs (haven't
Li,
there's many ways to output data to the front-end, including solr-itas (a
velocity front-end) and the xslt. Both work almost out of the box (for /itas
you need to use the things described in contribs.
Solr can be populated, at upload time, with verbatim view code (e.g. HTML)
which, I
