Correction, Solr *could*, CF won't.
In short, the CF9 implementation of Solr doesn't tap into all the
goodiness that Solr provides (like defining properly named custom
fields in your collections and much much more).
Solr is awesome. If you have the time for a little learning curve, I'd
highly
Someone will correct me if I'm wrong as I haven't actually done this much
less done it with Solr and I'm not sure what the limit is on a custom field
(I assume you're talking about custom1, custom2 etc) but I believe you can
stuff as much as you like in a custom field and depending on how you
You can set up a custom schema, but that means that you will not be
able to use cfindex and cfsearch. Rather, you would need to use the
built in web services that come with Solr.
Here is a good place for info on how to do that:
http://lucene.apache.org/solr/features.html
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at
I have a query that I'm using to populate a Solr collection. This query
has about 15 columns in it. When I call the collection I need to be able
to reference these columns individually, just as if I had run the query.
But the only way I can figure to do that is to use the custom attributes,
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