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The following page has been changed by HossMan: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/mySolr The comment on the change is: comments from mailing list ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + = :TODO: Work in progress - Help wanted = + + /!\ :TODO: /!\ This document is not fully finished (since there are still a couple of open questions) but it may be useful for people getting started with solr development based on Ant. Please share your experience, collaborating on this document while you test the above. Please use our mailing lists for all communications. + + /!\ :TODO: /!\ It has also been pointed out that this document is a little misleading about how to setup and run solr - particularly given that it has it's own ant build.xml file embedded in it for the purpose of doing a lot of things that aren't relaly neccessary for most users downloading Solr releases (ie: recompiling solr). + + /!\ :TODO: /!\ This doc is very confusing in it's use of "SOLR_HOME" as an environment variable referring the directory where the Solr code base (including build.xml and source code) is checked out -- this is inconsistent with standard SolrTerminology. + + = Introduction = Solr is an open source enterprise search server based on the Lucene Java search library. Solr tries to expose all of the Lucene goodness through an easy to use, easy to configre, HTTP interface. Besides the configuration, Solr's other means of being a value add is in it's IndexReader management, it's caching, and it's plugin support for mixing and matching request handlers, output writers, and field types as easily as you can mix and match Analyzers. @@ -214, +223 @@ 3. It would be nice to have a multi server deployment with some server spec and then how should the deployment be. 4. It would also be nice to have more info regarding stopwords synonoms etc. usage and facet etc.. - = Work in progress - Help wanted = - This document is not fully finished (since there are still a couple of open questions) but it may be useful for people getting started with solr development based on Ant. Please share your experience, collaborating on this document while you test the above. Please use our mailing lists for all communications. -
