Try setting a virtual machine and see its performance. I'm really not a java guy, so i really don't know how to tune it for performance...
But afaik solr handles pretty well in ram if the index is static... On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 2:48 PM, Karsten Fissmer <karsten-s...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hi yonik, Hi Ezequiel, > > Java is no problem for an DVD Version. We already have a DVD version with > Servlet-Container (but this does currently not use Solr). > > Some of our customers work in public sector institutions and have less then > 1gb main memory, but they use MS Word and IE and.. > > But let us say that we can set Xmx384m (we have 14m documents). > Xmx384m with 14m UnitsOfRetrieval means e.g. that we do not allow the same > fields for sorting as on server. > > My main interest is an example of other companies/product who delivered > information on DVD with "stand alone" Solr. > > Best regards > Karsten > > > ---yonik > > Including a JRE on the DVD and a launch script that uses that JRE by > > default should be doable as well. > > -Yonik > >> ----Jeffrey > >> Even if you can ship your DVD with a jetty server, you'll still need > >> JAVA > >> installed on the customer machine... > >> > >>> ---Karsten > >>> My question: > >>> Does anyone know examples of solutions with Solr starting from DVD? > >>> Is there a tutorial for “configure a slow Solr for Computer with little > main memory”? > >>> Any best practice tips from yourself? > -- ______ Ezequiel. Http://www.ironicnet.com
