Just follow-ing up with this thread after a round of emails between Shahbaz
and I…
David Smiley wrote
> Ooooh, I see your confusion. You looked at code in an
> UpdateRequestProcessor and expected it to work on the client in SolrJ. It
> won't work for the reason that the code in the URP is creating a
> non-string object (a Shape subclass) whereas SolrJ expects Strings or
> numbers. You need to use Shape formatted strings. If you have a generic
> Shape and want to serialize it to a String without special casing Point,
> etc., then you can use SpatialContext.toString(shape).
Shahbaz lodhi wrote
> Hi,
>
> *Story:*
> I am trying to index *JTS point* in following format; not successful
> though:
> Pt(x=55.76056,y=24.19167)
> It is the format that i get by ctx.readShape( shapeString ).
>
> I don't get any error at reading shape or adding shape
> to solrInputDocument but prompts "*error reading WKT*" on adding document
> to solr (i.e. solrServer.add(solrInputDocument)).
> *
> *
>
> *Question:*
> Is it a legal way to index:
> solrInputDocument.addField("myGeoField",
> JtsSpatialContext.GEO.readShape(shapeString));
> solr.add(solrInputDocument);
>
> or I'll have to stick to the WKT format.
>
>
>
>
> Any help will be highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Shahbaz
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