Hi Mihails,
I don't know about points 1 and 2 as I'm just starting with Solr but
for point 3 you need to understand that Solr is just going to return
xml for your queries so you can use any web language to parse the xml
of the results. It might return other formats like json as well,
haven't figured this out yet but it's not intended to give you a full
blown web page that's up to you to do it'll just give you the data.
- d
On 9 Jun 2008, at 11:06, Mihails Agafonovs wrote:
1) ok
2) This means developing some custom program, so there is no such
functionality in Solr :(
3) I have some connection problems and I really can't load these
mailing list archives at all! Anyway, I want to understand, how can I
use Solr in my site or any other usage?
Quoting Umar Shah : 2008/6/9 Mihails Agafonovs :
Hi!
Some questions:
1) Is it possible to make Solr to use, for example, MySQL
database,
or it only supports *.xml files as a database?
you can use DataImportHandler to index from MySql (or other
databases)
2) Is there a way to add data in the search database using some
online interface, or the only way is manually adding the data in
the
*.xml files?
you can generate the XMLs from a program that can read from the
data source
or
use some of the solr clients (java, python, ruby) to update the
index
using the provided APIs.
3) Is there any guide on how to implement Solr to the web-site?
whatever you have is in the wiki and the mailing archives, if you
cant find
it there, I am afraid it is not available.
Ar cieņu, Mihails
Ar cieņu, Mihails
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