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Eric Pugh schrieb:
Hi all,
hi there
I started to create a bug for this, but thought I would just post to
the mailing list. I've been using SolrJS for a while from
http://solrjs.solrstuff.org/, however from my conversations with
Matthias, the plan is to move to the Solr JavaScript contrib module
being the master, and indeed my typo patch was applied there!
great
So, the docs at http://solrjs.solrstuff.org/ don't reflect the
migration into Solr, and that is something Matthias will have to fix I
assume. However, we don't list SolrJS on the homepage under
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ under Solr Clients, and the wiki page at
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrJS is confusing.
I am happy to clean up the docs a bit, and point to the
contrib/javascript as the correct version. I just thought I would run
it by the list first for confirmation that it should be done!
That would be nice. As I'm stuck in non-javascript projetcs right now,
there are no "new features" coming from me right now. It's also possible
I missed sone questions on the mailinglist. But if there are concrete
needs and questions that can be served by me, just point to me and I'm
willing to help.
Also, isn't SolrJS really a client versus a contrib? Seems like it
should be in ./clients/javascript along with the Ruby and Python
clients in source control?
Logically, it should be a client. I suppose there are some
infrastructure issues (using third party libs for examples etc.) that
lead to "contrib". Correct me if i'm wrong...
Overall i'm glad to hear that there is still interest in teh technology..
regards,
matthias
Eric
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