I'm not entirely sure i understand what you are *trying* to do, but what
you are currently doing is..
1) defining a dynamic field of type "tdouble"
2) indexing a doc with a value that can not be parsed as a double into a
field that uses this dynamic field
forget that you've named it "coordinate", forget that it's a dynamic field
-- you've told solr that "job_coordinate" must be a double precision
float (ie: "1.2", "89765.12345", "-56", etc...) and then you are trying to
shove a string containing a comma character into it.
: I'm using solrj and attempting to index some latitude and longitudes. My
: schema.xml has this dynamicField definition:
: <dynamicField name="*_coordinate" type="tdouble" indexed="true"
: stored="false" />
:
: When I attempt to update a document like so
: doc.setField("job_coordinate","40.7143,-74.006");
:
: I get the following error:
: Exception in thread "main"
: org.apache.solr.client.solrj.impl.HttpSolrServer$RemoteSolrException: ERROR:
: [doc=1] Error adding field 'job_coordinate'='40.7143,-74.006' msg=For input
: string: "40.7143,-74.006"
:
: However, if I change the field to a location field that is defined in my
: schema.xml, like "store", it works fine. Does anyone know how to add/update
: a dynamic coordinate field to documents? I'm using Solr 4.4.0.
-Hoss
