Hi , Thanks you all for quality reply . Finally I am able to below from Scratch:- 1) Create Core by CMD line. 2) Index CSV file by CMD
Below are my steps , and I hope other basic beginners can able to learn easily. Basic Information about Solr :- Installation folder :- C:\solr Solr bin folder location :- C:\solr\bin *Create Solr Core [With Default Setting]:-* 1) Go to Solr bin folder 2) Open cmd 3) Enter Command C:\solr\bin>solr create_core –c films If you will check SOLR UI , then you will able to see core name as “films”. *Index CSV file into Existed Core [Windows 10] :-* 1) Please check where is post.jar file. By default , post.jar file present in solr_location/example/exampledocs location. 2) Open cmd in post.jar location. Once you will open cmd , it seems like below location . C:\solr\example\exampledocs> 3) Please check csv file location. In my case, CSV file located into below location. C:\solr\example\books_data.csv 4) Check Core name in which you want to index csv file. In my case, Core name is “films” 5) Use below command to Index csv file in Solr core. Command Format:- C:\solr\example\exampledocs>java -Dtype=text/csv -Dc=<Core_name> -jar post.jar <CSV_FILE location> Example:- C:\solr\example\exampledocs>java -Dtype=text/csv -Dc=films -jar post.jar C:\solr\example\books_data.csv Thanks... On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 1:55 PM, Shawn Heisey <apa...@elyograg.org> wrote: > On 2/6/2018 6:00 PM, @Nandan@ wrote: > >> Even I tried this one before also. And everytime getting below result. >> >> C:\solr\bin>post -c films example/books_data.csv >>> >> >> 'post' is not recognized as an internal or external command, >> operable program or batch file. >> >> C:\solr\bin>cd .. >> >> >> C:\solr>bin/post -c films example/books_data.csv >> >> 'bin' is not recognized as an internal or external command, >> operable program or batch file. >> >> I google it but not able to find exact solution. >> Please check and Provide me solution. >> > > The post tool is a shell script. There is currently no equivalent for > Windows. > > You can look at the "post" file in the bin directory to see the Java > commandline that is used to call the post tool. A similar java commandline > can be called by hand on Windows. > > Thanks, > Shawn >
