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The following page has been changed by HossMan: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SchemaXml ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The `<types>` section allows you define a list of `<fieldtype>` declarations you wish to use in your schema, along with the underlying Solr class that should be used for that type, as well as the default options you want for fields that use that type. - Any subclass of [http://incubator.apache.org/solr/docs/api/org/apache/solr/schema/FieldType.html FieldType] may be used as a field type class, using either its full package name, or the "solr" alias if it is in the default Solr package. For common numeric types (integer, float, etc...) there are multiple implementations provided depending on your needs. + Any subclass of [http://incubator.apache.org/solr/docs/api/org/apache/solr/schema/FieldType.html FieldType] may be used as a field type class, using either its full package name, or the "solr" alias if it is in the default Solr package. For common numeric types (integer, float, etc...) there are multiple implementations provided depending on your needs, please see SolrPlugins for information on how to ensure that your own custom Field Types can be loaded into Solr. Common options that field types can have are... @@ -93, +93 @@ === Similarity === - A `<similarity>` declaration can be used to specify the subclass of Similarity that you want Solr to use when dealing with your index. If no Similarity class is specified, the Lucene !DefaultSimilarity is used. + A `<similarity>` declaration can be used to specify the subclass of Similarity that you want Solr to use when dealing with your index. If no Similarity class is specified, the Lucene !DefaultSimilarity is used. Please see SolrPlugins for information on how to ensure that your own custom Similarity can be loaded into Solr.
