: In order to use the current trunk version of solr, I built it running : "ant package" in trunk/solr and added the resulting maven artifacts to : my project.
the trunk is definitley in flux now with the way Lucene & solr (and the new "modules" directory) are all designed to be built as one monolithic release. ultimatley it should be possible to build the individual pieces seperately 9and to a large extent you can already do that) but it doesn't suprise me at all that the POMs don't make sense at the moment. Bottom line: your best bet for right now if you want to build from source, is to check out hte full Lucene trunk (https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/lucene/dev/trunk/) instead of just Solr, and build at the top level -- using all hte jars produced instead of trusting that any of hte POMs will be correct. (The simple fact is even if the POMs were correct, because it's all one trunk now the Solr POMs would refer to Lucene jars that don't exist in any repository - because they are all compiled at once) -Hoss
