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http://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateRichDocuments

The comment on the change is:
clarify requirements.

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  [[TableOfContents]]
  
  == Requirements ==
- Solr 1.2 is the first version with CSV support for updates.
+ Solr 1.3 is the current development version, and what the code was developed 
against.
- The CSV request handler needs to be configured in solrconfig.xml
+ The Rich Document request handler needs to be configured in solrconfig.xml
- This should already be present in the example solrconfig.xml
+ This should already be present in the example solrconfig.xml if you follow 
the Install directions
  {{{
-   <!-- CSV update handler, loaded on demand -->
+   <!-- Rich document update handler, loaded on demand -->
-   <requestHandler name="/update/csv" class="solr.CSVRequestHandler" 
startup="lazy">
+   <requestHandler name="/update/rich" class="solr.RichDocumentRequestHandler" 
startup="lazy">
    </requestHandler>
  }}}
  
  == How to Install ==
  
- 1) You need a couple patch files and zips of source and testcode that are 
attached to the JIRA issue at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-284.
+ 1) You need a couple patch files and zips of source and test code that are 
attached to the JIRA issue at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-284.
  
  2) Download the libs.zip, rich.patch, test-files.zip, source.zip, and 
test.zip files.
  
@@ -42, +42 @@

  All of the normal methods for [SolrContentStreams uploading content] are 
supported.
  
  === Example ===
- These examples assume you have run {{{ant example}}} first and have it up and 
running using {{{java -jar start.jar}}}.
+ These examples assume you have run {{{ant example}}} to generate the example 
app first and have started Solr up using {{{java -jar start.jar}}}.
  
- There is a sample Word file at {{{src/test/test-files/complex.doc}}} that may 
be used to add a Word document to the solr example server.
+ There is a sample Word file at {{{src/test/test-files/complex.doc}}} that may 
be used to add a Word document to the Solr example server.
  
  Example of using HTTP-POST to send the PDF data over the network to the Solr 
server in browser:
  {{{

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