One potential problem is the old tomcat version (5.5.9)... I haven't tried that version myself. You might want to verify locally that it works.
More likely, it's the configuration of their "shared tomcat services". The solr.war alone won't work w/o config like a schema and solrconfig.xml If you can, put the solr home (containing conf, data, etc) in the directory that tomcat starts in. Baring that, you may have to make a custom war by exploding the Solr war and editing the web.xml, pointing solr.home to the correct place. -Yonik On 10/26/06, Tim Archambault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Signed up for hosting at performancehosting.net which has shared Tomcat services. I'm using it to play with Solr. I've installed the Solr war file from the downloadable Solr Nightly Update zip through the Tomcat interface. Obviously nothing works. I know nothing about Java so can anyone give me a hint as to what variables need to be adjusted to work in this scenario? http://strategic-points.com:8180/solr/admin/stats.jsp: Unable to compile class for JSP http://strategic-points.com:8180/solr/admin/index.jsp HTTP Status 500 Any help is greatly appreciated. Tim
