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The following page has been changed by DarylBeattie: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrJBoss The comment on the change is: Sections were at wrong levels. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ === Configuring Solr Home === You can configure the Solr home directory globally via ''-Dsolr.solr.home'' in the file ''bin/run.bat''. But that is often not desired because you potentially want more than one Solr installation deployed. - ==== Solr Home Configuration ==== + ==== Solr Home via web.xml ==== You can configure the Solr home directory to use per webapp in Solr's ''web.xml'' file. Add following snippet to the web.xml: {{{ <env-entry> @@ -34, +34 @@ </env-entry> }}} + ==== Solr Home via properties-service.xml ==== You can also configure it (and other Solr variables, such as the Solr-data-dir) in properties-service.xml like so: {{{ <mbean code="org.jboss.varia.property.SystemPropertiesService" name="jboss:type=Service,name=SystemProperties"> @@ -44, +45 @@ </mbean> }}} - ==== JBoss Logging ==== + === JBoss Logging === By default JBoss uses Log4J for its logging, while the default Solr installation uses the [http://www.slf4j.org/manual.html#binding SLF4J binding] to log via the JDK1.4 logging system. In order to get Solr to log via Log4J, you must replace the slf4j-jdk*.jar binding with the slf4j-log4j*.jar binding. From that point on, logging can be configured via the log4j.xml configuration file. For example, this can be used to silence all the INFO messages from Solr:
