On Jun 17, 2010, at 8:34pm, Erik Hatcher wrote:

Your wish is my command. Check out trunk, fire up Solr (ant run- example), index example data, hit http://localhost:8983/solr/browse - type in search box.

That works - excellent!

Now I'm trying to build a distribution from trunk that I can use for prototyping, and noticed a few things...

1. From a fresh check-out, you can't build from the trunk/solr sub-dir due to dependencies on Lucene classes. Once you've done a top-level "ant compile" then you can cd into /solr and do ant builds.

2. I noticed the run-example target in trunk/solr/build.xml doesn't have a description, so it doesn't show up with ant -p.

3. I tried "ant create-package" from trunk/solr, and got this error near the end:

/Users/kenkrugler/svn/lucene/lucene-trunk/solr/common-build.xml: 252: /Users/kenkrugler/svn/lucene/lucene-trunk/solr/contrib/velocity/ src not found.

I don't see contrib/velocity anywhere in the Lucene trunk tree.

What's the recommended way to build a Solr distribution from trunk?

In the meantime I'll just use example/start.jar with solr.solr.home and solr.data.dir system properties.

Thanks,

-- Ken



Just used jQuery's autocomplete plugin and the terms component for now, on the name field. Quite simple to plug in, actually. Check the commit diff. The main magic is doing this:

<http://localhost:8983/solr/terms?terms.fl=name&terms.prefix=i&terms.sort=count&wt=velocity&v.template=suggest >

Stupidly, though, jQuery's autocomplete seems to be hardcoded to send a q parameter, but I coded it to also send the same value as terms.prefix - but this could be an issue if hitting a different request handler where q is used for the actual query for filtering terms on.

Cool?!   I think so!  :)

        Erik


On Jun 17, 2010, at 8:03 PM, Ken Krugler wrote:

I don't believe Solritas supports autocompletion out of the box.

So I'm wondering if anybody has experience using the LucidWorks distro & Solritas, plus the AJAX Solr auto-complete widget.

I realize that AJAX Solr's autocomplete support is mostly just leveraging the jQuery Autocomplete plugin, and hooking it up to Solr facets, but I was curious if there were any tricks or traps in getting it all to work.

Thanks,

-- Ken

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